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2 years ago

A machine runs for 50 seconds with a steady power output of 100 watts. How many joules of work does the

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liberstina [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer to your question is when time = 50 s, work = 5000 J

when time = 90 s, work = 9000 J

Explanation:

Data

time = 50 s or 90 s

Power = 100 watts

Power is defined as the rate of work done per unit of time.

Power = Work / time

-Solve for Work

Work = Power x time

-Substitution

Work = 100 x 50

-Result

Work = 5000

2.-When time = 90 s

Work = 100 x 90

-Result

Work = 9000 watts

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