energy required to lift up 10kg=10x9.81x4=392.4 joule. enegy produced by the engine=500 joule efficiency=392.4/500=78.48%
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Work = Force x Distance. The answer is 10 joules.
The work is 347 joules.
Force x distance = 100 x 2 = 200 newton-meters = 200 joules.
No, the amount of work is newtons times meters equals amount of work, in joules. So, 4 times 10 equals 40 joules of work. 40 joules is the answer.
980 w=m x g x d
400
What is the amount of work accomplished by the ramp? - 5000 joules What is the amount of work done by the mover? - 6000 joules What is the efficiency of the ramp? - 83%
What is the value of Wi? 7,500 joules
joule/sec
You don't. Cubic meters is a measure of volume; joules or gigajoules is a measure of energy.You don't. Cubic meters is a measure of volume; joules or gigajoules is a measure of energy.You don't. Cubic meters is a measure of volume; joules or gigajoules is a measure of energy.You don't. Cubic meters is a measure of volume; joules or gigajoules is a measure of energy.
1.097*10^7meters
Joules or newtons*meters
700 joules
The efficiency of the engine in this case is the ratio of the required work to create the change in Gravitational Potential energy to the Work done.In this case the work done is 500Jthe Change in potential energy is g*m*hh = change in height = 4mg = acceleration due to earth's gravitational field = 9.81 m/(s*s) (approx.)m = mass of load = 10kgDimensional analysis for g*m*h=PE(final) - PE(Initial)kg*(m/(s*s))*m = JComputation4m*9.81 m/(s*s)*10kg = 392.4J : This is our change in potential energyThe ratio of this to the work done by the engine is the efficiency. The efficiency is a unitless ratio since both the top and the bottom of the equation are in units of Joules.Change in PE / Work done by engine = efficiency ratio392.3J/500J = .7848The efficiency of the engine is .7848
2000 joules
To find joules, you have to multiply the force or newtons by distance in meters.
joules