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How much power do you use to walk up a hill 6 m in 6 s while exerting a force of 700N and What organelle is providing this power for your muscles?
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∙ 11y ago
P = F•v
= |F|*|v| * cos(θ)
= 700 N * 6m / 6 s * cos 0°
= 700 W
The power used is 700 Watts.
Power for the muscles is provided by organelles called "mitochondria". These must not be confused with midichlorians, nor with chloroplasts, for that matter.
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