An engine lifts a body 500 kg weight up to a height of 20 m in 10 sec. Find:
(1) the total work done by the engine.( ans : 10^5 joule)
(2)the power of the engine in Kilowatt.(ans:10 kilowatt)
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hello mate here is ur answer
, given : (i)m=500kg , h=20m and t=10s
since we know that
W= F×S
w= m×g×s. (since object is lifted)
w= 500×9.8×20 = 98,000 joule or nearly equal to 1,00,000 joule if u take gravity equal to 10 instead 9.8
so hence, work done is 10^5 joule
(ii) power
since we know that
power = work done÷ time
therefore==
p= 10^5÷10
p= 10^4 watt ==(1)
but they have mentioned that it should be in kilo watt so hence divide the equation by 10^3
(since kilo=10^3)
that implies=
p= 10^4÷10^3
p=10 kilo watt
so hence here are ur answers mate
hope it helped u
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, given : (i)m=500kg , h=20m and t=10s
since we know that
W= F×S
w= m×g×s. (since object is lifted)
w= 500×9.8×20 = 98,000 joule or nearly equal to 1,00,000 joule if u take gravity equal to 10 instead 9.8
so hence, work done is 10^5 joule
(ii) power
since we know that
power = work done÷ time
therefore==
p= 10^5÷10
p= 10^4 watt ==(1)
but they have mentioned that it should be in kilo watt so hence divide the equation by 10^3
(since kilo=10^3)
that implies=
p= 10^4÷10^3
p=10 kilo watt
so hence here are ur answers mate
hope it helped u
#####be brainly######$$#
PrakritiAnand:
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1) the total work done by the engine
w = mgh
= 500×20×10
= 100000
= 10^5 joule ans
2) the power of the engine in Kilowatt
= P = energy/unit time = mgh/t
= 500×20×10/10
= 10^4 watt
= 10 kilowatt ans
I hope it help you
w = mgh
= 500×20×10
= 100000
= 10^5 joule ans
2) the power of the engine in Kilowatt
= P = energy/unit time = mgh/t
= 500×20×10/10
= 10^4 watt
= 10 kilowatt ans
I hope it help you
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