Physics, asked by ishita23, 1 year ago

a car is moving with velocity 108 km/h if the driver of the car wants to change its velocity from 108 km/h to 90 km/h in 2 minutes.Mass of the car is 300 kg. What force is applied by the brakes on the tyres?

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Answered by JunaidMirza
93
108km/h = 108×5/18 m/s = 30m/s
90km/h = 90×5/18 = 25m/s

a = (u - v)/t
a = (30 - 25)/(2 × 60)
a = 1/24 m/s²

F = ma
F = 300 × 1/24
F = 12.5 N

Force applied by the brakes on the tyres is 12.5N

ishita23: Are you sure??
JunaidMirza: yes
ishita23: But v should be 25
JunaidMirza: I took "a" as retardation. F = ma will give you force applied by brakes.
Answered by ak7305e
29

TWISTY QUES


SEE,

108km/h=30m/s


90km/h=25m/s



a=v-u/t

a=25-30/60×2

a=-5/120

a=-1/24





so,as we know f=ma

f=300×-1÷24

f=-300÷24

f=-12.5


AND DONE

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