Physics, asked by Richa821, 6 months ago

If the work done by a motor to lift a 200 kg block to a
height h is 30 kJ, then calculate the value of height
(h) in metres (Take, g= 10 m/s2).​

Answers

Answered by beliebermanikanta
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Explanation:

By work-energy theorem,

W=ΔP.E.

=> W=P.E. (Assuming initial P.E.=0)

=> W=mgh

=>h= W/mg

Putting the values...

h=30,000 J/ 200kg×10 m/s²

= 15 m

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : work done by a motor to lift a 200 kg block

to a height h is 30 kJ

To Find : calculate the value of  height (h) in metres (Take, g= 10 m/s2).​

Solution:

Work done by motor = mgΔh

m = 200 kg

g = 10 m/s²

Δh = h  m

Work done = 30 kj  = 30 x 10³ joule

=> 30 x 10³   = 200 * 10  * h

=> 30 x 10³   = 2 x 10³  * h

=> 30 = 2 h

=> 15 = h

value of  height (h) in metres = 15 m

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