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randy27
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Hello,
I am not a physics student, and I have a simple question/challenge.
I want to lift 100kg from the floor by 5 meters. I have 2,943 Watts of power to do this. Is it possible?
As i understand this is not possible. The force that 2,943 Watts provides is 588,6 Newtons using the formula: Energy[2,943]=Force[588,6]/Distance[5m].
Is this correct? Is there any way to use the 2,943 Watts of power to lift 100Kg?
Thanks for your help!
I am not a physics student, and I have a simple question/challenge.
I want to lift 100kg from the floor by 5 meters. I have 2,943 Watts of power to do this. Is it possible?
As i understand this is not possible. The force that 2,943 Watts provides is 588,6 Newtons using the formula: Energy[2,943]=Force[588,6]/Distance[5m].
Is this correct? Is there any way to use the 2,943 Watts of power to lift 100Kg?
Thanks for your help!