Please solve using whichever measurements/weight CHECKLIST:-is the lab report titled properly(date experiment title,experiment name)-is the lab report organized and clear showing the use of a ruler and planning-listed materials -diagram to show procedure is large and clearly labelled-is procedure laid out in series of numbered steps using complete symptoms -observations presented in clear manner-units and number of significant digits recorded appropriate -analysis find power in both watts and horsepower -has one sample calculation been performed for each type of calculation -conclusion states the power rating and the work done -all questions answered in complete sentences

Are you as strong as a horse? Purpose: To understand the concept of work and power and to calculate the power generated by yourself or a friend. Materials: A tape measure, stairs, and a stopwatch, cell phone, or wristwatch. Key Physics Concept: Power is the rate of doing work. Power can be calculated by dividing the work done by the time it takes to do the work; in this case we will do work against gravity on a stair case (you may add your power in doing pushups to test your arm power). Can you guess what your peak horsepower is? Procedure: Observations: Analysis: Conclusions: Application: 1. Will your hp change if you performed the activity for a longer duration (for example, climbed the CN tower staircase)? In what way? Explain. 2. Research the horsepower generated by a car. How does the average person's peak power rating compare to it? How many average people would it take to generate the same horsepower as the typical car