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The forklift wants to raise a 217 kg load to a height of 3.72 m. How long does it take using 1954 W of power?

How much energy does it take to raise 217 kg 3.72 m?

PE = m*g*h = 217 kg * 9.81 m/s^2 * 3.72 m = 7920 J

From the definition of power

P = E/t

Solve for t

t = E / P = 7920 J / 1954 W = 4.05 s

The power describes the amount of work that can be done in one second. According to the power of the forklift, it can do 1954 N * m of work in one second.

Power = Work ÷ time

I assume that the forklift is exerting the force that is required to lift the load 3.72 meters at a constant speed. If this is true, the force is equal to the weight of load. And the work is equal to the increase of its potential energy.

PE = m * g * h = 217 * 9.8 * 3.72 = 7,910.952 J

1954 = 7,910.952 ÷ time

Time = 7,910.952 ÷ 1954

The time is approximately 4.05 seconds.