Jane's weight is (mass) times (acceleration of gravity) = (52 x 9.8) = 509.6 newtons.
The energy (work) to raise her mass to the platform is (force) x (height) = (509.6 x 0.35) = 178.36 joules.
To do this 625 times requires (625 x 178.36) = 111,475 total joules.
To find the total energy used, you need to calculate the work done in lifting Jane's body mass against gravity each time she steps up. The work done can be calculated using the formula: work = force × distance moved in the direction of the force. In this case, the force is Jane's weight (mass × acceleration due to gravity) and the distance is the height of the platform (35 cm converted to meters). Finally, multiply the work per step by the total number of steps (625) to find the total energy used.
Yes, that's a play on words. The joke is a pun on the word "weigh" sounding like "way" in the context of the bank robber considering his options while stepping on a scale during the heist.
Platform diving primarily relies on the anaerobic energy system, which provides short bursts of high-intensity energy necessary for explosive movements during dives. Additionally, the aerobic energy system helps to sustain performance during longer practice sessions or competitions. Both systems work together to support the physical demands of platform diving.
A conductor's platform is a raised area or space within a transportation vehicle, such as a train or bus, where the conductor stands to collect fares, check tickets, and assist passengers during the journey. It provides the conductor with a vantage point to oversee the passengers and ensure a smooth and efficient operation of the service.
Lightning occurs when electrically charged particles within a thunderstorm cloud separate, creating a difference in charge between the cloud and the ground. When this difference becomes high enough, a channel of charged particles called a stepped leader forms from the cloud towards the ground. When the stepped leader connects with a positively charged area on the ground, a return stroke of bright light and heat occurs, forming the visible lightning bolt.
Tripods are used in experiments to provide a stable and elevated platform to support equipment such as Bunsen burners, beakers, flasks, or other apparatus. This ensures that the equipment is held securely in place during the experiment, minimizing the risk of spills or accidents. Tripods also allow for adjustable height, enabling researchers to customize the setup for their specific experimental needs.
Stepping comes from Africa the slaves brought it here. They used it for communication and stepping was used as a instrument by clapping and stomping to my rythym and beat during religious ritutuals.
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i was pritty scared man, if i was alive that is.
No, he was assassinated when he stepped out on to a balcony for a breath of air.
This is a speaking platform with carpetted steps leading up to it. A talk is given from this platform during midday prayers on a Friday. The speaking platform is often portable so that it can be moved.
In the book "Stepping on the Cracks" by Mary Downing Hahn, Margaret's last name is O'Brien. The story follows the friendship between Margaret and Elizabeth during World War II.
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She was delivering water during a war and she was running, got tired and stepped in front of a firing cannon.
Montag was terrified when he stepped onto land during his escape because he knew that the Mechanical Hound would be able to track him using his scent. This added sense of vulnerability and danger intensified his fear.
No. it could easily be stepped on or thrown off the tree. it is the safest stage of its life though.
Platform
This outline is called the party platform. The individual points in the platform are called planks. The platform tells what the party stands for in its bid for election. It is usually forgotten after the election is over.