A bus of mass m kg is drawn up an inclined road of inclination θ at a constant acceleration a m/s2. If the coefficient of friction is μ, the work done by the engine in 10s starting from rest is:
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Given: mass of bus = m kg
The angle of inclination = θ
acceleration = a ms⁻²
coefficient of friction = μ
Time = 10 seconds
To find: Work done by the engine
Solution:
- A bus is descending an inclined plane and is only affected by the force of gravity. The friction force is the non-conservative force, it causes hindrance to the movement.
- Acceleration of the bus due to gravity on an inclined plane of angle θ = gSinθ, and when the friction comes into play then acceleration becomes = μgSinθ.
Distance travelled by bus in 10 seconds
S = ut + 1/2at²
a = μgSinθ( acceleration)
S = 0 + 1/2(μgSinθ)×10²
S = 50 μgSinθ
Now, lets calculate the driving force,
Driving force = mgSinθ - μmgCosθ
Work done by the engine is the product of the driving force and distance it cover.
Work done = F×S
= (mgSinθ - μmgCosθ) 50 μgSinθ
= 50μgSinθ(mgSinθ - μgCosθ)
Therefore, the work done by the engine is 50μgSinθ(mgSinθ - μgCosθ)
Work done by the bus will be more whenfriction comes into play.
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