Height at each point is
HA = 10 m
HB = 20+10 =30 m
HC=30-25=5 m
a)
The Change in potential energy of the box between points A and C
Joules
b)
Power required to move box from A to C is
P=2452.5/20 =122.625 Watts
In hp
P=122.625/745.7 =0.1644 hp
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