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Work/Power in Climbing Stairs LAB [ use this as your title ]

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1 Work/Power in Climbing Stairs LAB [ use this as your title ]
Bellwork – 10/20/17 What do we need to know to find work? What about the power required?

2 Work/Power in Climbing Stairs
How much work/power does it take you to climb stairs? What do we need to know to find work? Height, Weight ( the force needed ) What about the power required? Time needed to climb stairs

3 Objective [ write down ]
In Graphing Notebooks!!! Objective [ write down ] Determine how much work/power is needed for you to climb stairs [ at a pace you choose ]?

4 Instructions We are going outside to the softball bleachers to measure the power required to climb a few stairs What do we need to measure this?

5 Instructions We are going outside to the bleachers to measure the power required to climb a few stairs What do we need to measure this? Stopwatch, ruler, weight estimate

6 Instructions Estimate your weight in pounds  convert to N by multiplying by 4.45

7 Data - What data do we need?

8 Data [ write down ] Your weight in Newtons ( lbs  N )?
Height of each step ( cm  m )? 0.2 m How many steps? 4 Total height ( ignore horizontal movement )? 0.8 m Total time?

9 Data Analysis / Conclusions [ write down ]
Total work? Total power? Graph of Force ( i.e, weight ) vs. distance. Show that the area under your curve equals the work you calculated above. CONCLUSION/ANALYSIS QUESTION : how would your power value change if you climbed faster? Slower?


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