Question #118804
If a load of mass is raised up to a height of 15m. What is the work done on the process? (g= 10m/s2)
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Expert's answer
2020-05-29T10:06:34-0400

The work is done on this process equal to the changing the potential energy of the mass. Suppose, the initial potential energy was U0=0JU_0 = 0J. The final potential energy is:


U=mghU = mgh


where mm is the mass of the body and h=15mh = 15 m is the  height  the body was raised to.

Thus, the work will be:


A=UU0=mgh0=mghA=m10m/s215m=150m JA = U - U_0 = mgh - 0 = mgh\\ A = m\cdot 10 m/s^2\cdot 15 m = 150m\space J


where mm is mass of the body in kg.


Answer. A = 150m J.


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