A- A grown man holds two metal balls with 5kg of mass in his both hands in one level. He started climbing a stair. Assuming a 20% mechanical efficiency in climbing stairs. In the middle of the stairs there is a fan that blows air with temperature of 25 °C, if the man body temperature is 39 °C, due to action he does. The sweat helped to keep his temperature at constant level. How much does the internal energy decrease when the man mass 65 kg and climbs a 15 m high of stairs? How much thermal energy does the person transfer to the environment as exhaust heat? What does the work the man does if he is climbing in speed of 2 m/s?. Assume the man volume is 0.25 m³.

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A- A grown man holds two metal balls with 5kg of mass in his both hands in one
level. He started climbing a stair. Assuming a 20% mechanical efficiency in
climbing stairs. In the middle of the stairs there is a fan that blows air with
temperature of 25 °C, if the man body temperature is 39 °C, due to action he does.
The sweat helped to keep his temperature at constant level. How much does the
internal energy decrease when the man mass 65 kg and climbs a 15 m high of
stairs? How much thermal energy does the person transfer to the environment as
exhaust heat? What does the work the man does if he is climbing in speed of 2
m/s?. Assume the man volume is 0.25 m³.
Transcribed Image Text:A- A grown man holds two metal balls with 5kg of mass in his both hands in one level. He started climbing a stair. Assuming a 20% mechanical efficiency in climbing stairs. In the middle of the stairs there is a fan that blows air with temperature of 25 °C, if the man body temperature is 39 °C, due to action he does. The sweat helped to keep his temperature at constant level. How much does the internal energy decrease when the man mass 65 kg and climbs a 15 m high of stairs? How much thermal energy does the person transfer to the environment as exhaust heat? What does the work the man does if he is climbing in speed of 2 m/s?. Assume the man volume is 0.25 m³.
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