Answer:
A) Walking would burn up more energy
B) Walking: 1,914,000 J
Running: 1,386,000 J
C) Even though running is more intense and burns energy at higher rate, it burns energy for a much shorter time than walking.
Explanation:
Watt is a unit for power that is equivalent to Joules per second (J/s). Therefore, to figure out the energy burnt up during an activity, first we need to know how long (in seconds) that activity took.
1- Running
V = 10.0 km/h
d = 5.50 km
t = 5.50/10 = 0.55 h = 0.55(h) *60 (min/h) *60(s/min) = 1,980 s
2- Walking
V = 3.0 km/h
d = 5.50 km
t = 5.50/ = 1.83333 h = 1.83333(h) *60 (min/h) *60(s/min) = 6,600 s
A) Walking would burn up more energy
B) Walking: 1,914,000 J
Running: 1,386,000 J
C) Even though running is more intense and burns energy at higher rate, it burns energy for a much shorter time than walking.
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to put it simply, absolute time can be perceived without depended to other object as comparison.
for example Evan is older than james is not an absolute time, because this conditions depend on the age comparison between the two subject
Answer:
P = m g v
Explanation:
Power is defined as the relationship between work and time
P = W / t
The work is defined by the scalar product of the force and the displacement, in the case of a drop falling the vertical force and the displacement has the same direction, therefore the angle between them is zero and the cosines of zero is one (cos 0 = 1)
W = F y
the gravitational force is proportional to the weight of the drop (F = mg)
W = mg y
we substitute
P = m g y / t
the terminal velocity of the drop is constant
P = m g v
NO it can’t because that’s illegal and that’s such a hate crime so no it can’t exist in a vaccuum