Answer only #6 please! A, B, C only 6. You pushed a box from the bottom of theinclined plane to the top. The rise height ofthe inclined plane was 8 m. The slope lengthwas 40 m. The mass of the box was 42 kg.8 m40 mShow yourworkAnswerA. Calculate thework to get the boxto the top.Show yourAnswerB. Calculate theGPE of the box atthe top.workShow yourAnswerC. Calculate theforce needed to pushthe box to the top.Work

Work done to get the box to the top of the incline W = mg x h vertical W = 42*9.81*8 = 3296.16 J…

6. You pushed a box from the bottom of the inclined plane to the top. The rise height of the inclined plane was 8 m. The slope length was 40 m. The mass of the box was 42 kg. 8 m 40 m Show your work Answer I. A. Calculate the work to get the box to the top. Show your work Answer B. Calculate the GPE of the box at the top. Show your Work Answer C. Calculate the force needed to push the box to the top.

6. You pushed a box from the bottom of the inclined plane to the top. The rise height of the inclined plane was 8 m. The slope length was 40 m. The mass of the box was 42 kg. 8 m 40 m Show your work Answer I. A. Calculate the work to get the box to the top. Show your work Answer B. Calculate the GPE of the box at the top. Show your Work Answer C. Calculate the force needed to push the box to the top.

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Propose a force standard different from the example of a stretched spring discussed in the text....

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