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Heat and work -- how much energy to climb the rope....
How would I go about this without knowing the amount of energy the man expended in the first place?- Sam Vermeulen
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Heat and work -- how much energy to climb the rope....
Yeah copied it word for word I'll try what haruspex said. Thank you for the help.- Sam Vermeulen
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Heat and work -- how much energy to climb the rope....
Homework Statement A standard man climbs 15 m up a vertical rope. How much energy (in cal) is dissipated as heat in a single climb if 23% of the total energy required is used to do the work? (Assume the standard man has a mass of 70 kg.) Homework Equations Q = mgΔh The Attempt at a Solution I...- Sam Vermeulen
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- Energy Heat Rope Work
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Solving for Final Equilibrium Temperature of Water-Copper System
Thank you! I figured out where I was going wrong. Much appreciated.- Sam Vermeulen
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Solving for Final Equilibrium Temperature of Water-Copper System
Homework Statement 173 g of water at 20°C is contained in a copper container of mass 327 g. An additional 129 g of water at 100°C is added. What is the final equilibrium temperature (in degrees C) if we treat the system's water and container as isolated? Homework Equations Q = mcΔT The...- Sam Vermeulen
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- Equilibrium Equilibrium temperature Final System Temperature
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help