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A 8000kg engine pulls a train of 5 wagons, each of 2000kg along a horizontal track.if the engine exerts a force of 40000N and the track offers a friction force of 5000N, then calculate.
a)the net accelerating force
b)the acceleration of the train
c)the force of wagon 1 on wagon 2.



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Answered by Poonambhumi68
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Answer:

Explanation:

Mass of the engine = 8000 kg  

Mass of each wagon = 2000 kg,  

Np. of wagons = 5  

Total mass of train = 8000+2000×5= 18000 kg  

Force, F = 40000 N  

Track resistance , R = 5000 N  

Total accelerating force = F −R =40000−5000=35000 N  

Let acceleration = x m/s²  

Acceleration , = Accelerating force / mass  

x=35000/18000= 35/18=1.94 m/s²  

Frictional resistance of 4 wagons = 5000×(2000×4)/18000 =2222 .22 N  

Accelerating force on 4 wagons =2000×4×1.944 =15552 N  

Hence total force exertred by wagon on wagon 2= Accelerating force +Frictional resistance  

=2222 .22 +15552=17774.22 N  

Total force required to produce acc

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Answered by dearpreetirai
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Answer: Given :    Mass of engine    M=8000 kg

               Mass of each wagon    m=2000 kg

               Frictional force acting in backward direction    f=5000 N

(a)  :   The net force acting on the train  F  

=F−f=40000−5000=35000 N

(b)  :     Let the acceleration of the train be  a

        ∴    F  

=(5m+M)a

           35000=(5×2000+8000)a          ⟹a=1.944  ms  

−2

 

(c)   :    External force is applied directly to wagon 1 only. The net force on the last four wagons is equal to the force applied by wagon 2 by wagon 1.  

           Let the acceleration of the wagons be  a  

   

          35000=(5m)a  

            ⟹35000=10000×a  

 

          Acceleration of the wagons      a  

=3.5 ms  

−2

 

          Mass of last 4 wagons     m  

=4×2000 kg

     ∴  Net force on last 4 wagons     F  

1

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=8000×3.5 =28000 N

Thus force on wagon 2 by wagon 1 is 28000 N.

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