Problem 2: Work, Energy, Power, and Energy Conservation. During the Jimmy Kimmel show dated 24 October 2017 [you can watch it here if you are interested for context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJBuYxDJOYU], in which he was asked and challenged Guillermo to climb the empire state building which has 1,676 stairs up to the top for 3 hours. Let us anticipate Guillermo's mass is 182 lbs (convert this value into kilograms using 1 lbs = 0.454 kg) for 2.26 hours. (a) what is the work done from the 1" stair up to the 1,676th stair? [hint: 1 stair height 7.75 inches (1 stair Gbc height = 7.75 inches, and 1 meter = 39.37 inch]. (b) Use the work energy theorem to find how fast Guillermo is. (c) Find the average power output made by Guillermo [use whichever solution you are confident using].

Problem 2: Work, Energy, Power, and Energy Conservation. During the Jimmy Kimmel show dated 24 October 2017 [you can watch it here if you are interested for context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJBuYxDJOYU], in which he was asked and challenged Guillermo to climb the empire state building which has 1,676 stairs up to the top for 3 hours. Let us anticipate Guillermo's mass is 182 lbs (convert this value into kilograms using 1 lbs = 0.454 kg) for 2.26 hours. (a) what is the work done from the 1" stair up to the 1,676th stair? [hint: 1 stair height 7.75 inches (1 stair Gbc height = 7.75 inches, and 1 meter = 39.37 inch]. (b) Use the work energy theorem to find how fast Guillermo is. (c) Find the average power output made by Guillermo [use whichever solution you are confident using].

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