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The Mechanical Advantage of a Machine is 5 and Its Efficiency is 80%. It is Used to Lift a Load of 200 Kgf to a Height of 20 M. Calculate: (I) the Effort Required, and (Ii) the Work Done on the Machin - Physics

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The mechanical advantage of a machine is 5 and its efficiency is 80%. It is used to lift a load of 200 kgf to a height of 20 m. Calculate:
(i) The effort required, and
(ii) The work done on the machine (g = 10 ms−2).

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Solution

Given: M.A. = 5, Efficiency = 80% = 0.8

Load L = 200 kgf = 200 × 10 N = 2,000 N, dL = 20 m.

(i) M.A. =`"L"/"E"`

∴ Effort, E = `"L"/"M.A."=200/5` kgf

= 40 kgf.

(ii) Work output = Load × Displacement of load 

= 2,000 N × 20 m 

= 40,000 J

Efficiency = `"Work output"/"Work input"`

∴ Work input = `"Work output"/"Efficiency"=40000/0.8`

= 50,000 J.

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