Is that correct, though?
I thought that a 1N motor would exert more Joules per amount of time regardless of distance,
as long as we are comparing different masses.
It should take more time (& more Joules) for a 1 N motor to move 10 kg a distance of 1 meter, & less time (& less Joules) to move 1...
Ok, I think I understand.
Let me re-word my question:
After pushing 2 kilograms a distance of 1 meter, how many Joules of work has a 1 Newton motor (2 kg · 0.5 m/s2) done?
-or-
After running for 1.414213562 seconds, how many Joules of work has a 1 Newton motor (2 kg · 0.5 m/s2) done?
Are...
~In the vacuum of outer space~
If a rocket motor exerts a force of 1 Newton on a mass of 2 kilograms for 1.414213562 seconds over a distance of 1 meter, how many Joules of work have been done?
I thought
Work = 1 N x 1 m = 1 kg 1m2 1s-2 = 1 J
so
Work = 1 N x 1 m = 2 kg 1m2 1.414s-2 = 1 J ?
I...
What subatomic particle is emitted when a diatomic Hydrogen molecule transitions from Orthohydrogen to Parahydrogen? e.g. during cooling
And why can you cool a sample of Hydrogen to assure that all H2 molecules are para-, but you cannot heat to have any more than 3:1 ortho-:para- ?