Science, asked by AyushKrishnan94121, 8 months ago

A person lifts a heavy load to a vertical height of 2,0 m in 3 seconds. If he/she had done this more slowly in seconds, the work on the load would have been:

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Answered by sumanthbhat99
3

Answer:

lesser

Explanation:

he/she had done this more slowly in seconds, the work on the load would have been lesser than old value

Answered by rahuldewani75
1

Explanation:

if He would have been slower then also work would be the same.

see how,

force(f)=m*a

acceleration (a)=(v-u)/t

displacement (s)=v*t

for time t1

work=force*displacement

=m*a*s

=(m*(v-u)/t1)*(v*t1)

t would be cancelled

now when time decreases let we take time t2

work=force*displacement

=m*a*s

=(m*(v-u)/t2)*(v*t2)

my answer is definitely correct.

if you are confused then solve it in your copy to feel it more clearly.

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