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PLEASE HELP ME URGENT​

PLEASE HELP ME URGENT​-example-1

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Answer:

work done=2000J and power=1000w

Step-by-step explanation:

(a) Work done= Gravitational potential energy

W=mgh

Data,

m=10kg

h=20m

g=10N/kg

W=10kg*10N/kg*20m

W=2000J or 2kJ

(b). power=work done/time

P=2000/2

P=1000w

User Atorian
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Here's the solution,

A.) calculate work done :

we know,


weight \: = mass * acceleration


  • weight = 10 * 10


  • weight = 100 \: Newtons

And,


work \: done = force * dispacement


  • work \: done = 100 \: * \: 20


  • work \: done = 2000 \: joules

B.) find power :


power = (work \: done)/(time)


  • power = (2000)/(2)


  • power = 1000 \: watt
User Sam Salisbury
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