solve the (1st) question only 1. If you eat 750 calories of food and then run up several steps of stairs to work off the energy you taken in. Howhigh do you climb if your mass is about 55kg7 Assume 80% efficiency in the conversion of food energy intomechanical work.2. A computer CPU chip is heated from 15°C to 70°C as computer is turned on. How much energy did the heatingrequire? A computer CPU chip is consisting of 50g silicon, 20g copper and 50g polyvinyl chloride (plastic).3. What is the change in internal energy of a car if you put 12 gallons of gasoline into its tank? The energy contentof gasoline is 1.3 x 10 Consider other factors such as car temperature as constant.204. Suppose a female worker does 5001 of work and 9500) of heat transfer occurs into the environment during theprocess, (a) what is the decrease in her internal energy assuming no change in temperature or consumption offood? (b) What is her efficiency?oncept Question:8. An automobile accelerates to 6 miles per hour in 12 sec. is the work different if it is accelerated to 60 miles perhour in only 8 sec? Explain your answer.b. It is a hot summer day. A student leaves his dormitory room with a fan on and with the door and windows closed.When he returns in the afternoon, will the room be warmer or cooler than an identical room without the fan?Explain your answer.c. Identify the type of energy transferred to your body in each of the following as either internal, heat transfer ordoing workBasking in sunlightEating foodRiding an elevator to a higher floor

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1. If you eat 750 calories of food and then run up several steps of stairs to work off the energy you taken in. How high do you climb if your mass is about 55kg? Assume 80% efficiency in the conversion of food energy into mechanical work

1. If you eat 750 calories of food and then run up several steps of stairs to work off the energy you taken in. How high do you climb if your mass is about 55kg? Assume 80% efficiency in the conversion of food energy into mechanical work

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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