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A wooden log is displaced to a distance of 20m in 10 seconds by applying 500N effort . Calculate the workdone and power.

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A wooden log is displaced to a distance of 20m in 10 seconds by applying 500N effort . Calculate the workdone and power...

Solution,

displacement = 20 m

time = 10 sec

force = 500 N

work done = ?

power = ?

Now ,

work done = f × s

= 500 N × 20 m

= 10000 j

Now ,

$power \: = \frac{w}{t} \\ = \frac{10000j}{10sec} \\ = 1000W$

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andriy [413]2 years ago

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The answer is 10000 j and 1000 W

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