@Ijada123 Use this formula to solve this problem: Power (P) = Work (W) ÷ time (t) Sara's body supplies a force of 300 N to run up a 15 meter hill in 10 seconds. How much power is involved in Sara's run up the hill? A. 2 Watts B. 20 Watts C. 30 Watts D. 450 Watts
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Which describes the role the particles of objects play in attaining thermal equilibrium? A. Colliding particles absorb heat energy from the air until particles in both the warm and cold object reach the same level of thermal energy. B. Colliding particles absorb thermal energy from the air until particles in both the warm and cold object reach the same temperature. C. Colliding particles exchange potential energy until particles in both the warm and cold object reach the same temperature. D. Colliding particles exchange kinetic energy until particles in both the warm and cold object move at the same rate.
B. Because the Temperature in many cases is essentially equivalent to kinetic energy
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