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~ Physics Question :-


A boy climbs on a pole of height 50 m. In doing so, he does 5000 J of work. Find his mass.

Answers

Answered by shyamvani77
0

Answer:

mass=5000÷50×10=1000kg

Answered by BrainlyEmpire
20

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\twoheadrightarrowHeights of Pole (H) = 50m

\twoheadrightarrowWork Done by boy (w) = 5000J

\twoheadrightarrowValue of (g) = 10

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\dashrightarrowWe have to calculate Boy mass ?

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\dashrightarroww = mgh

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  • \leadstow = Work done
  • \leadstom = Mass
  • \leadstog = Acceleration
  • \leadstoh = Height

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:\longmapsto w = mgh

:\longmapsto5000J = m × 10 × 50

:\longmapsto5000J = 500m

:\longmapstom = 5000 / 500

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