A body of mass 17kg is initially at rest on a horizontal frictionless surface. A force of 50N acts on it and accelerates to a final speed of 18m/s calculate the distance travelled?
And the work done by the force in kilo joules?
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Explanation:
by second law of motion by newton
Force =Mass×Acceleration
50N=17kg×A
A=3m/s² (approx)
time =v-u/a
v=final velocity u=initial velocity
18-0/3=6seconds
distance =ut+1/2at² (second equation of motion)
distance =0×6+1/2×3×6²
=0+1/2×3×36
=54m
work =force×displacement
50×54
2700J or N.m
1000J=1KJ
2700J=2.7KJ
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