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The average work done by a human heat while it beats once is `0.5 J`. Calculate the power used by heat if it beats `72` times in a minute.

A

0.6 w

B

0.8 w

C

6 w

D

8 w

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A

Given, average work done by a human
Heart per beat `= 0.5 J`
Total work done during `72` beats
=`72 xx 0.5 J = 36 J`
`power = ("work done")/("Time") = (36 J)/(60 s) = 0.6 W`.
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