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A man whose mass is $50\ kg$ climbs up $30$ steps of a stair in $30\ s$. If each step is $20\ cm$ high, calculate the power used in climbing the stairs. [Take $g=10\ ms^{-2}$]
Mass of the man $m=50\ kg.$
Number of stairs climbed by the man $=30$
Height of each stairs $h=20\ cm=\frac{20}{100}\ m=\frac{1}{5}\ m$
Time taken by the man to climb the steps $t=10\ sec.$
Total height climbed by the man $h=$Number of stairs$\times$ Height of each stairs
$=30\times\fracc{1}{5}$
$=6\ m$
Work done by the man to climb the stairs $W=mgh$
$=50\times10\times6$
$=3000\ Joule$
Therefore, power used for climbing the stairs $P=\frac{Work\ done}{time}$
$=\frac{3000\ Joule}{10\ sec.}$
$=300\ Watt$
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