Rate of work or Power done by the student can be computed with below formulas.
1. Formula for Work
Work = Force x distance
Force or F = Force applied to the object
distance or d = displacement
2. Formula for Power
P = Work done / Time it was done or completed
Substituting the values we have,
Work or Work done = 150 N x 35 meters = 5250 J (unit of work).
Lastly computing for the rate we have,
Power or rate of work = 5250 J / 300 seconds (or 5 min) = 17.5 Joule/S or Watts
Answer is 17.5 watts
If the polarity of a magnet is flipped while its strength remains constant. There is no change in the electromagnetic force since there is no change in the current in the wire.
<h3>What is the faraday law of electromagnetic induction?</h3>
According to Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, the rate of change of magnetic flux linked with the coil is responsible for generating emf in the coil resulting in the flow of the amount of current.
If a magnet's polarity were switched while maintaining the same magnetic field intensity. There is no change in the electromagnetic force, and there is no change in the current in the wire.
Hence the current in the wire will be the same as in the first part.
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Answer:
Acceleration up the ramp = -2.745 m/
Explanation:
Given
box is pulled at angle Θ = 
Force applied F = 185N
coefficient of friction, μ
= 0.27
mass of the box m = 35 kg
We know that,
acceleration due to gravity g = 9.8 m/
horizontal component
= F cosΘ = 185 * cos
=167.67
vertical component
= F sinΘ =185*sin
= 78.18
Another vertical component is due to gravity
, force in given by
= mg
= 35 x 9.8
= 343.35 N
Normal force
=
- 
= 343.35 - 78.18
= 265.17 N
Frictional force
=
* μ
= 265.17 * 0.27
= 71.596 N
To find acceleration, we know that,
force = mass x acceleration
acceleration = 
Here force is the summation of frictional force and horizontal component of the applied force. These force act in opposite directions.
force =
- 
= 71.596 - 167.67
= -96.074
acceleration = 
= -2.745 m/