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Grace [21]
4 years ago
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 (a) How long can you rapidly climb stairs (116/min) on the 166.0 kcal of energy in a 200g apple? (b) How many flights is this

if each flight has 16 stairs? Show your work on all problems.
Physics
1 answer:
adoni [48]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

a) It will take you 16.94 min to climb the stairs.

b) The numbers of flights are 123 flights.

Explanation:

a) Let the energy consumption while climbing the stairs be 685 W in kcal/min is given by:

rate of energy consumption = (685 W)×[(0.01433kcal/min)/1 W]

                                               = 9.81605 kcal/min

the time it takes to climb the stairs is given by:

t = E/P

 = (166.0 kcal)/(9.8 kcal/min)

 = 16.94 min

Therefore, it will take you 16.94 min to climb the stairs.

b) Given t is the time it takes to climb stairs and N is the number of stairs to climb per min, then the number of stairs is:

n = t×N

  = (16.94)×(116)

  = 1965 stairs

given the number of stairs each flight as N1, then the number of flights is given by:

flights = n/N1

          = (1965)/(16)

          = 123 flights

Therefore, the numbers of flights are 123 flights.

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