Physics, asked by physicslover9086, 6 months ago

if we lift a body of mass 7 kg vertically upwards 10 metre, then calculate the force required to lift a body
take gravitation 10 metre per second square
answer is 70 Newton how explain me step by step??
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Answers

Answered by Anonymous
42

Given:-

  • Mass of Body = 7kg

  • Initial Velocity = 0m/s ( As it was at rest )

  • Acceleration = + 10m/s²

  • Distance Travelled = 10m

To Find:-

  • The Force required to lift a body

Formulae used:-

  • P.E = mgh

  • w = F × s

Where,

  • P.E = Potential Energy
  • m = Mass
  • g = Gravitation
  • h = Height
  • w = Work Done
  • F = Force
  • s = Distance

How To Solve ?

  • Here, given is not enough to use any Newton's Equation.

  • So, we will use the Equation of G.P.E. where we will find the Work done.

  • Then we will use the Formulae of work done.

Now,

→ P.E = mgh

→ P.E = 7 × 10 × 10

→ P.E = 700J.

Hence, The energy need to lift the body is 700J

Therefore,

→ W = F × S

→ 700 = F × 10

→ F = 700/10

→ F = 70N.

Hence, The Force required to lift the body is 70N.

Answered by varunsharma91744719
12

Answer:

7*10

Explanation: (*)means multiply

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