Math, asked by sarthak180745, 1 year ago

a boy lifted his 40 kg body at 0.25 meters in 2 seconds.what is the power used. please ans with process

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Answered by sangita2373
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power is equals to work done by time period
work is equals to mass times displacement therefore 40 into 0.25 equals to 10 joule
therefore power is equals to work done divided by time taken that is 10 / 2 which is equals to 5 watt

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Answered by Anonymous
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given=> m = 40kg,

h =0.25 m

t =2s..

to find= power...

we have,,,

power, P = \frac{W}{t}

= \frac{mgh}{t}

= \frac{40 × 0.25× 9.8}{2}

= \frac{98}{2}

= 49 watt or 49kgm^{2} \frac{1}{s}

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