<u>Answer:</u>
Prior to exercise, a proper warm-up of 10-15 minutes is extremely important to avoid injuries.
- Don't go too hard in the beginning and boost your activity level slowly. A good indication of a proper warm-up is that you feel sweat on your body parts.
- Don't overstretch right in the beginning as it can cause sore in your muscles and joints or stress fractures.
- Take a break if you feel sick or fatigues and use other drinks along with water to replace electrolytes and body fluids.
Answer:
Option D 3.9
Explanation:
First, you need to use the correct equation which is the following:
COP = Q/W
Where:
Q = heat absorbed
W = work done by the pump
COP = coefficient of perfomance
We have all the data, so, all you need to do is replace in the above expression and you shoould get the correct result:
COP = 30 / 7.7
COP = 3.896
This result you can round it to 3.9. option D.
1). Work = (force) x (distance)
Work = (3,000 newtons) x (35 meters) = 105,000 newton-meters = <em>105,000 joules</em>
2). Power = (work) / (time)
Power = (105,000 joules) / (90 seconds)
= 1,166-2/3 joules per second =<em> 1,166 and 2/3 watts</em> .
<em>Note:</em>
That's no ordinary man.
1,166 watts is the same as roughly 1.6 horsepower.
Not too many people can sustain 1 horsepower or more for 90 seconds.
Answer:
Since momentum equals mass times velocity, a very slow-moving elephant could have the same momentum as a very fast-moving golf ball. ... m/s because momentum is conserved.
