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Dec 9 2014 11:31pm
Quote (Freebs @ Dec 9 2014 11:56pm)
correct answers were: B D, B, A


told u
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Dec 10 2014 08:15am
Quote (Freebs @ Dec 10 2014 12:33am)
Of the methods listed below, which is the most accurate for measuring metabolic energy expenditure during a bout of exercise in a specific subject?
A.) Measurment of heart rate using a stopwatch
B.) Measurement of VO2 using respirometry
C.) Assessment of work rate from the readout of an exercise bike
D.) AcSM (2000) equations for predicting V02
How much work is done against gravity as a 50 kg barbell is raised from the floor to a height of 2m above the floor?
A.) 25 J
B.) 100 J
C.) 200 J
D.) None of the above
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1. B - most accurate would likely be the actual VO2 followed by its predicting equation
2. D - i couldnt get any of these, but i may be wrong (Work = mass* force of gravity and total work done is calculated by multiplying the number of meters moved by the work.) 50kg*(9.8m/s^2)*2 = 980
Idk about 3 lol... probably way too late, but if its an online quiz for future reference, try googling the key parts of the question or deleting the numbers and such to see if its anywhere else online.
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Dec 10 2014 08:55am
Quote (xrmd @ Dec 10 2014 12:38am)
B
B (Work = force * distance,50*2)
Idk

Forget physics atm



It's force * d * cos theta
Ergo the work is 0j aka D bc there's no horizontal force
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Dec 10 2014 09:56am
Quote (YoloSwag420 @ Dec 10 2014 02:15pm)
1. B -  most accurate would likely be the actual VO2 followed by its predicting equation
2. D - i couldnt get any of these, but i may be wrong (Work = mass* force of gravity and total work done is calculated by multiplying the number of meters moved by the work.)  50kg*(9.8m/s^2)*2 = 980
Idk about 3 lol... probably way too late, but if its an online quiz for future reference, try googling the key parts of the question or deleting the numbers and such to see if its anywhere else online.


This:
The answers are here for some.

http://www.passmyexams.co.uk/GCSE/physics/work-energy.html
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