Physics, asked by subhasharmitha83, 7 months ago

a bag of rice weight 50kg.calculate the height to which it should be raised so that it's potential energy is 5000 joule

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Answered by Celmira
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Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
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 \Huge    \mid\underline{\overline{\fbox{Answer}}} \mid

 \Large    \underline{\underline{\red{\frak{Given:}}}}

 \sf \rightarrow{Mass  \: of  \: bag  \: of  \: rice=50kg}

 \sf \rightarrow{Potential  \: energy\:required \: on \: bag=5000J}

 \Large    \underline{\underline{\red{\frak{To \:  find:}}}}

 \sf \leadsto{Height \:  of \:  bag  \: which \:  should  \: be \:required\:to\: raised\:in\:energy. }

 \Large    \underline{\underline{\red{\frak{Formula \:  required:}}}}

 \star  {\fbox{ \blue{ \bf{Potential \: energy\:required \: on \: bag=mass(m)×gravity(g)×height(h)}}} }\star

 \Large    \underline{\underline{\red{\frak{Concept \: required:}}}}

 \mapsto \sf{Gravity(g)\: required \: on \: bag \: is \: 10m {s}^{ - 1}. }

 \Large    \underline{\underline{\red{\frak{According  \: to  \: Question:}}}}

{{\implies{ \bf{Potential \: energy\:required \: on \: bag=mass(m)×gravity(g)×height(h)}}} }

{{\implies{ \sf{5000J=50Kg \times 10m{s}^{ - 1} ×height(h)}}} }

 \sf {\implies {height(h) = { \xcancel{ \frac{5000}{50 \times 10} } = 10m}}}

 \fbox{The  \: height  \: of \:  bag  \: to \:  raised \:  in  \: energy  \: is  \: 10m.}

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