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Vivek @ Born this Way
·2010-10-23 09:20:11
I think Power done by motor is the work done on elevator + work done against frictional forces.
So, Wm = K.E of elevator + Wf
I think you can find it and then differentiate the both sides setting the RHS to 0. You will find a certain value of the variable and you put it back into the expression..
Don't worry. TRY!!
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qwerty
·2010-10-23 10:50:07
since force of gravity and friction will be constant , u can simply use power = F . v
since elevator is moving with const speed , motor balances the forces of gravity and friction on the elevator
hence F = 18000 + 4000= 22000 N
hence power = F . v = 22000 x 2 x cos 0 = 44000 W