Six original Cambridge-style questions on work done including a force at an angle, power as a rate and as P = Fv, and efficiency.
State what is meant by the work done by a force, and give its SI unit.
A 25 N force drags a box 6.0 m along the floor in the direction of the force, taking 3.0 s. Find the work done and the average power.
A force of 80 N is applied at 25° to the horizontal and moves an object 5.0 m horizontally. Find the work done by the force.
A pump raises 300 kg of water through a height of 12 m every minute. Taking g = 9.8 m s⁻², find the useful output power.
An electric motor is supplied with 500 W and delivers 350 W of mechanical power. Find its efficiency.
A car travels at a steady 30 m s⁻¹ against a total resistive force of 600 N. Find the driving force and the power developed.
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