Math, asked by swapna40, 5 months ago

A bike of mass 180 kg is moving with a uniform velocity of 126 km/h. The force required to stop the bike in 18 sec.

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Answered by komal1239
0

Answer:

a= 0-126 /18

a= -126/18

a = -7

force = mass × acceleration

f = 180×-7

f =-1260

Answered by ADARSHBrainly
34

Given :-

  • Mass of bike = 180 kg.
  • Initial velocity = 126 km/h
  • Final velocity = 0 km/ h
  • Time = 18 sec

To find :-

  • Force required

Formula applied :-

{\boxed{\sf{Force = Mass \times Acceleration}}}

{\boxed{\sf{   Acceleration = \frac{Final \:  Velocity- Initial  \: Velocity}{ Time} }}}

Solution :-

{\sf{\implies{Force = Mass \times Acceleration }}}

{\sf{\implies{Force = M \times  \cfrac{ v-u}{ t } }}}

Here

  • v = Final Velocity
  • u = Initial Velocity
  • t = time

Force Required :-

{\sf{\implies{Force = 180 \times  \cfrac{ 0-126}{ 18} }}}

{\sf{\implies{Force = 180 \times   - \cfrac{ 126}{ 18} }}}

{\sf{\implies{Force = 180 \times  {  -7} }}}

{\sf{\implies{Force =  - 1260 \: N}}}

Here Force required is -1260 Newton.

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