Physics, asked by xavier81, 1 month ago

A boy climbs on a pole of height 5 m. In doing so, he does 5000 J of work. Find his mass. ​

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Answered by SUPERMANSIVARAJKUMAR
0

Answer:

MASS= WORK/HEIGHT

5000/5=1000 KG IS THE ANSWER

Answered by BrainlyEmpire
1207

\red\bigstarGiven That :

\twoheadrightarrowHeights of Pole (H) = 5m

\twoheadrightarrowWork Done by boy (w) = 5000J

\twoheadrightarrowValue of (g) = 10

\green\bigstarNeed to Find :

\dashrightarrowWe have to calculate Boy mass ?

\rule{300}1

\blue\bigstarFormula Used Here :

  • \dashrightarroww = mgh

\pink\malteseWhere :

  • \leadstow = Work done
  • \leadstom = Mass
  • \leadstog = Acceleration
  • \leadstoh = Height

\rule{300}1

\orange\clubsuitPutting Value in Formula :

:\implies w = mgh

:\implies 5000J = m × 10 × 5

:\implies 5000J = 50m

:\implies m = 5000 / 50

:\implies\boxed{\underline{\pink{\mathfrak{m = 100kg}}}}

\rule{300}1

\purple\malteseTherefore :

  •  {\red{\underline{ \boxed{ \sf \pmb{ The\; Mass\; of\; Boy \;will \;be\; 100kg}}}}} \green \bigstar

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