Answer:
moving the boxes and the furniture up to the fifth floor.
Explanation:
The work done when moving an object up or down is equal to its change of gravitational potential energy:
where
m is the mass of the object
g is the gravitational acceleration
is the change in height of the object
We have two opposite situations:
1) when an object is moved upward, is positive, so the work done W is positive as well: this means that we need to do work in order to move the object, because we have to "win" the effect of gravity, which pulls the object downward
2) when an object is moved downward, is negative, so the work done W is negative as well: this means that we do not need to do work on the object, because it is already done by gravity, which pulls the object downward.
Therefore, more work is done when we are moving the boxes and the furniture up to the fifth floor.
The total energy at A, B and C is constant and does not change.
At A, all the energy is potential energy. It gets converted partially to kinetic energy at B and is completely converted to kinetic energy at C. At C, all the energy is kinetic energy.
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Correct answer choice is :
B) Upwarped
Explanation:
An upwarped mountain is a mountain consisting of a large area of the Earth's coat that has led smoothly upward without much visible deformation and normally including sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. Sedimentary rocks are set down in layers called beds or layers. A bed is described as a layer of rock that has a similar lithology and character. Beds form by the removal of layers of sand on top of each other.
