Physics, asked by rosaher1, 5 months ago

A crane take 100s to lift 500kg to a height of 6m. Calculate the Power of Crane. *


kumarankit000047: sorry the unit will be watt.

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Answered by Thinkab13
2

Answer:

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf \frac{Work}{Time}

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf \frac{Force×Displacement}{Time}

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf \frac{mg×h}{t}

For g = 10m/s²

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf \frac{500×10×6}{100}

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf{300W}

For g = 9.8m/s²

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf \frac{500×9.8×6}{100}

 \sf{Power} = \Large \sf{294W}

Answered by kumarankit000047
2

Answer:

294 joules.

Explanation:

power= work done/ time taken

so here power is =MgH/t

=500×9.8×6/100 (mass=500 kg,g=9.8 m/s² and heigh= 6m.

=294 joules.

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