A crane dose 62500 joules of work to lift the boulder distance of 25 meters how much does the boulder way
2 answers:
Work is equal to force times distance.
-W=F*D or W=FD
Where force is measured in Newtons(N) and distance in meters(m). The unit for work is a newton-meter (aka joule(j))
All you have to do to find how much it weighs is do the opposite. So you would do 62500j/25m. That gives you 2500N, to check it you just multiply 2500N and 25m. Which gives you 62500j.
Hope this helped!
-W=F*D or W=FD
Where force is measured in Newtons(N) and distance in meters(m). The unit for work is a newton-meter (aka joule(j))
All you have to do to find how much it weighs is do the opposite. So you would do 62500j/25m. That gives you 2500N, to check it you just multiply 2500N and 25m. Which gives you 62500j.
Hope this helped!
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The minimum value of width for 50 minima is 50λ
The minimum value of width for 1000 minima is 1000λ
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