Physics, asked by KalpitSariyala, 7 months ago

a horse pulls a cart with a force of 30N and at constant speed 7.2KM/HR. with the help of a rope tied to a cart making an angle of 60° with the horizontal for 1 minute. Calculate the work done by the horse and its power?​

Answers

Answered by sventerprises2019hyd
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Answer:

The horse pulls with a force

F

.

As the cart moves through a displacement

d

, the work done by

F

is W=

F

.

d

=Fdcosϕ, where

ϕ is the angle between

F

.

d

.

(a) In 10 min the cart moves

d=vΔt=(6.0

h

mi

)

(

60min/h

5280ft/mi

)(10min)=5280ft.

so that ,

W=Fd cosϕ=(40 lb)(5280 ft)cos30

0

=1.8×10

5

ft.lb.

(b) The average power is given as.

With Δt=10min=600s, we obtain

P

avg

=

Δt

W

=

600s

1.8×10

5

ft.lb

=305 ft.lb/s,

which (using the conversion factor 1 hp = 550 ft. lb/s found on the inside back cover of the text) converts to P

avg

=0.55hp.

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