how_powerful_am_i_lab
DESCRIPTION
o __________________________feet X3=___________________feet o __________________________feet X3=___________________feet o __________________________ kilograms o feet to meters: 1foot=.3048meters o pounds to kilograms: 1 pound=.45359237 kilograms Total Time=__________________second 1. Conversions: 4. Convert the above to meters: 6. Convert the above to meters: Lab for determining power 2. Using the info from above: convert the 40 pounds to kilogram 5. Distance of length of ramp to run Name:TRANSCRIPT
Name: Date:________________________ Period:________
How powerful am I?
Lab for determining power
1. Conversions: o feet to meters: 1foot=.3048meterso pounds to kilograms: 1 pound=.45359237 kilograms
2. Using the info from above: convert the 40 pounds to kilogramo __________________________ kilograms
3. What is the distance that we are elevating the weighted vest?o __________________________feet X3=___________________feet
4. Convert the above to meters:o _________________________ meters X3=___________________meters
5. Distance of length of ramp to runo __________________________feet X3=___________________feet
6. Convert the above to meters:o _________________________ meters X3=___________________meters
7. Record the time it took you to travel up the rampo Time 1: secondso Time 2: secondso Time 3: seconds
Total Time=__________________second
Force & Work Equations
Force= Mass X Acceleration Work= Force X DistanceForce = ________kilograms X _________m/s2 Work =________newtons X __________metersForce= ________________Newtons(This is the amount of force required to move the vest up the steps)
Work=__________Joules(This is the amount of work required to move the vest us the steps)
Force Required up ramp vs. deadlift
Force= Work/Distance of Deadlift Force= Work/Distance of RampForce=___________Joules/________Meters Force=___________Joules/________MetersForce=_____________Newtons Force=_____________Newtons
Name: Date:________________________ Period:________
Power Equations
Power= Work/TimePower=___________Joules/________SecondsPower=_____________Watts