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In Physics / High School | 2014-04-22

Oliver weighs 600 N. He climbs a flight of stairs that is 3.0 meters tall in 4.0 seconds.

a. How much work did he do?

b. What was Oliver’s power in watts?

Asked by Shanae15

Answer (2)

L=G·d L=600N·3m=1800J P=L/Δt=1800J/4s=450W

Answered by Wizard48 | 2024-06-10

Oliver did 1800 Joules of work while climbing a flight of stairs that is 3.0 meters tall. His power output during this action was 450 Watts. These calculations are based on the formulas for work and power in physics.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-10-11

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