Physics, asked by GenuinelyDumb, 10 months ago

A lift (elevator) in a high building transports 12 passengers, each of mass 65 kg, through a vertical height of 150 m in a time of 64 s.
(i) Calculate the power needed to transport the passengers through this height.
(ii) The lift (elevator) is driven by an electric motor. State a reason, other than
friction, why the power supplied by the motor is greater than the power
needed to transport the passengers

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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18.28 kW is  the power needed to transport the passengers

Explanation:

12 passenger of  65 kg

=> 12 * 65  =  780 kg

m = 780  kg

g = 10  m/s²

h = 150 m

Energy  = mgh  

= 780 * 10  * 150

= 1170 kNm  ot kJoule

Power = Energy / time

=> Power = 1170 / 64  kWatt

=> Power =  18.28 kWatt

power needed to transport the passengers through this height. =  18.28 kWatt

Energy losses are there hence the power supplied by the motor is greater than the power needed to transport the passengers

Also we have not considered here lift weight also

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