Asked by Richellen b. bustamante
An elevator can lifts 10 people up 12 floors. Each person weighs approximately 60 kg. each floor is 3m high, and it takes 15s to reach the 12th floor from the ground floor without stopping. How much work does the elevator do? How much power does the elavator use?
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Answered by
Steve
work = force * distance, so assuming European conventions, where the ground floor is floor zero,
work = 60*9.8*10 * 3*12 Joules
power = work/time, so
p = work/12 Watts
work = 60*9.8*10 * 3*12 Joules
power = work/time, so
p = work/12 Watts
Answered by
De La Cruz
W=60kg*9.8m/s= 5880kg.m/s*36m
W= 211,680 kg.m/s
P=W/t
P= 211,680kg.m/s / 15s
P= 14,112kg.m/s
W= 211,680 kg.m/s
P=W/t
P= 211,680kg.m/s / 15s
P= 14,112kg.m/s
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