The formula to calculate work done is -
Work done ( in joule, J) = Force (in Newton) X Distance (in meters)
So, we will use the formula to calculate work done,
Here, force is given as = 7 newtons
Distance is given as = 3 meters
So, work done will be -
Work done ( in joule, J) = 7 Newtons X 3 Meters
<u>Work done ( in joule, J) = 21 J (in joule)</u>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Power is defined by work over time. In physics, work can be defined as the energy transferred over from an applied force over some distance. As a formula:
, where F = force applied and d = distance that force is applied over.
*It is worth noting that F must be parallel to the distance travelled. If it is perpendicular, no work is done, and if it is at an angle, find the parallel component and use that for F.
In this case, the force applied must counter the force of gravity on Martha, which is given by 
, where m = Martha's mass and g = gravitational constant 9.8 m/s/s. Therefore, 
. Since she raises her body 4.0 meters, the work done must be 
.
Since power is equal to work over time and t = 2.3 seconds, we have:
(to two significant figures)
Answer: Q
Step-by-step explanation: the 23 thing simplified would be 4 and a bunch of decimals. Q is the answer on four, and the 23 thing is closest to four, so Q would be the correct answer.
LM = LN
3x - 2 = 2x + 1
x = 3
LM = LN = 7
MN = 5x - 2 = 13
