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Technically, no; work is performed when lifting the suitcase, but not when holding it level. Work IS performed to accelerate the suitcase at the beginning of the sprint, when turning or climbing stairs, and to slow it down at the end; but carrying the suitcase at a constant velocity and constant height is not "work".
The force which is responsible to make a drag through a distance of 250 m is the horizontal component of the force 60 N ie 60 cos 40 = 45.96 N Hence the work done = F s = 45.96 x 250 = 11490 joule. The usual formula for work done W = F s cos@ where @ is the angle between the force vector and the displacement vector. Here the weight of the suitcase is perpendicular to the displacement and so the value of cos 90 is zero and hence no work is done due to the weight of the suitcase.
Yes he exerts a force which equals to the weight of the suitcase. So the suitcase is at rest in his holding
A spiral suitcase is not a machine at all. It's just a nightmare to pack.
I think that would be false. Because when you set a suitcase down you can still move it and that requires movement.
pulling a wheeled suitcase. carrying a suitcase is not scientifically categorized as work.
A twenty dollar suitcase carrying $999,999,999,980.00
66Kg You really cannot tell how much the suitcase can hold in mass. 66 litres is the volume of the suitcase. The answer would be 66 kg if you were carrying water, but I think the actual weight limit is going to be far less, otherwise the suitcase would be capable of carrying the weight of a typical teenager (145 lb)
Technically, no; work is performed when lifting the suitcase, but not when holding it level. Work IS performed to accelerate the suitcase at the beginning of the sprint, when turning or climbing stairs, and to slow it down at the end; but carrying the suitcase at a constant velocity and constant height is not "work".
Have you ever tried carrying a heavy suitcase through a large modern airport
The man fourth in line is carrying a large black suitcase. He is also carrying a laptop bag a briefcase and a grocery bag.The man fourth in line is carrying the following items:Large black suitcaseLaptop bagBriefcaseGrocery bag
Answer: there should be a button on your suitcase, if there is, then press it and push the lever then it will work and then you will be carrying your suitcase like you should, with your extendable handle. If there is no button to push on, on the extendable handle, then go on the back of the handle and push it, you should be lifting it up by now. hope these answers help you!
It wouldn't let me type this but here are the choices a. You are sitting behind your computer, staring at your facebook webpage. b. You are holding a heavy box above your head for a long time. c. You are carrying a heavy suitcase on a horizontal surface with constant speed. d. All of the above.
The force which is responsible to make a drag through a distance of 250 m is the horizontal component of the force 60 N ie 60 cos 40 = 45.96 N Hence the work done = F s = 45.96 x 250 = 11490 joule. The usual formula for work done W = F s cos@ where @ is the angle between the force vector and the displacement vector. Here the weight of the suitcase is perpendicular to the displacement and so the value of cos 90 is zero and hence no work is done due to the weight of the suitcase.
A suitcase is usually a rectangular piece of luggage, especially for carrying clothes while traveling. Luggage is suitcases, trunks, etc.; baggage.
The advantages of using a 4 wheel suitcase over a two wheel suitcase include the ability to be able to drag the case over a long, flat distance without overt strain to the wrist because of the angle at which a two wheeled case must be held to move it.
use the formula N=mg+F(sin theta). plug in the givens and solve.