Help with highlighted questions HORSEPOWER LABNameIn this lab you are going to calculate the work you do in climbing bleachers and the power you put out. Mostpeople can maintain about 100 watts of power for about a minute.Procedure:1. Measure the vertical height of the bleachers by a method of your choice. Record below2. Determine your weight in Newtons. Record below.3. Time how long it takes you to run up the bleachers, time to the nearest .1 of second. Record belowData:Height of bleachers10 feetYour weightCalculations:1. Find your work, use Work (J) = weight (N) x height (m)wxhwork=110 x 3.05= 335.5J2. Find your power, use Power (W) = work (J)/ time (s)Power =35.5=47.9Wworktime3. Find your horsepower, use horsepower = watts / 746P= 47.9 =0.064 horsepower09424. Describe how you measured the vertical height of the bleachers.lloHrTime6. Why is it more difficult to climb stairs as opposed to walking on level ground?7 Sec5. The answer for #3 is probably your maximum horsepower, unless you just strolled up the stairs. Explain ifyour value would be higher or lower if you ran up the stairs for an hour and why.7. Suppose there was a very light person that runs up quickly, and a very big person that runs up slower. Whowould have the most power? Explain your answer using the work and power equations above.

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Data: Height of bleachers 10 feet Your weight Calculations: 1. Find your work, use Work (J) = weight (N) x height (m) wxh Nork= 110 x 3.05 = 335.5J 2. Find your power, use Power (W) = work (J)/ time (s) Power = work 335.5 =47.9W time 3. Find your horsepower, use horsepower = watts/746 110 Time 7Sec