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When less force is used but the amount of work done remains the same, how does distance change?
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Lee has been moving a crate that has a mass of 125 kg and required 120 J of work to move. The crate was moved a distance of 20 meters in 30 seconds. What was the power output?
You know that W=Fd, and you know that P=W/t, so if you know the work done, and the time it took, you can calculate the power.
Ok thanks
Work = Force times distance So if force decreases, distance must increase for work done to stay the same.
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