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MAVERICK [17]
1 year ago
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1) A person having a mass of 59.1 kg stands before a flight of 30 stairs each of which is 25.0 cm high. He runs up 20 stairs, tu

rns around, walks down 10 stairs, changes his mind and goes up the remaining 20. How much work did he do overcoming gravity? Don’t forget to change the cm to meters.
Physics
1 answer:
poizon [28]1 year ago
3 0

Answer:

P = 147,75 W

Explanation:

A man whose mass is 59.1kg climbs up 30 steps of a stair each step is 25 cm high

Height at 30 steps , h=30×2.5=  7.5 m

Change in potential energy , =mgh=59.1×10×7.5 = 4432.5 J

So, Work done by the man , W= 4432.5J

Power used , P= \frac{W}{T}

P = 4432.5 /30

P = 147,75 W

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