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A 8000kg engine pulls a train of 5wagons each of 2000kg along a horizontal track in the engine exerts a force of 40000N and then track offers a friction force of 5000N then calculate.
(a) they net accelerating force
(b) the acceleration of The train
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Answered by devesh5ruku
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Explanation:

force exerted by the engine is F1 = 40000N

frictional force exerted by track ,F2= - 50000 N

negative sign shows that friction is opposite to direction of motion

i)net accelerating force = F1+F2

= 40000+(-50000)

= -10000N

ii) mass of each wagon = 2000 kg

no. of wagons = 5

mass of train ( without engine) (m)= 2000×5

= 10000 kg

net accelerating force = -10000N

from,

F=ma

a=F/m

a= -10000/10000

a= -1 m/s^2

therefore acceleration of train = -1m/s^2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

force exerted by the engine is F1 = 40000N

frictional force exerted by track ,F2= - 50000 N

negative sign shows that friction is opposite to direction of motion

i)net accelerating force = F1+F2

= 40000+(-50000)

= -10000N

ii) mass of each wagon = 2000 kg

no. of wagons = 5

mass of train ( without engine) (m)= 2000×5

= 10000 kg

net accelerating force = -10000N

from,

F=ma

a=F/m

a= -10000/10000

a= -1 m/s^2

therefore acceleration of train = -1m/s^2

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