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A girl of weight 440N climbs up a rope through a height of 7m in 20 sec. The power expended by the girl is?

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Answered by abhi178
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weight of girl , W = 440N

girl climbs up a rope through a height of 7m.

finally, displacement covered by girl along weight , h = 7m

time taken by girl , t= 20 sec

so, power expended by the girl = weight of girl × displacement/time taken

= W × h/t

= 440 × 7/20

= 22 × 7 = 154 W

hence, power expended by the girl is 154W

Answered by victormware567
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Assuming that the girl is climbing the rope at a constant speed, Power is given by work done divided by time taken.For instance, P=wd/t.

From Newton's second law of motion,F=ma

The avarage force at which the girl is pulling on the rope, F=m×g=440N.

Therefore, work done=Force×Distance.

Worke done=440×7=3080 Joules

Hence, Power=w.d/t =3080/20 =154W

The power extended  by the girl is 150W, since she was climbing the rope at a constant speed with an increasing potential energy.Therefore, her average power will be equivalent to work done (potential energy) divided by time.

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