Dan and Louis both weighed 90 lbs. Both climbed a hill which rose 60 feet. It took Dan 10 minutes and Louis 4 minutes. How much work did Dan and Louis do? Dan: 540 foot-pounds, Louis: 1200 foot-pounds Dan: 5400 foot-pounds, Louis: 5400 foot-pounds Dan: 900 foot-pounds, Louis: 360 foot-pounds
any ideas
work done =Force X displacement
okey i think that it is the last answer
or better said dot product of force and displacement
well I dont think we need to use the time given because time comes to account only when we talk about power .For work done what we need to look at is force acting and how much displacement acting
*displacement moved
okey
now weight is actually force exerted to our body due to gravity and equals mg
both have same weight so equal "force "acts for both Dan and Louis
and do the same work but one does it in less time than the other one
yep so I bet the work done is same for both but power or "rate of doing work " is different for both of them
The only option that agrees to our conclusion is B . So I think that would be the answer
okey but what ever his name is did it faster than the other one
yep less time then more power
yeah so the answer is still b
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yep because we are only concerned with work done not power
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