Physics, asked by sippi, 1 year ago

A car of mass 1000 kg rests on a horizontal road initially . It is then pushed over 5 m to a speed of 1 m/s before the engine is started . If the average frictional force acting on the car is 500 N,the total work done in moving the car before the driver starts the engine is.

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Answered by Jahnvi97
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Work done = force×displacement

force = 500N
displacement = 5m
work done = 500×5 = 2500J

Anonymous: I was also thinking this , but frictional force ka koi role to ni h na ?
Jahnvi97: hum jo work kar rahe hain, wo frictional force ko overcome karne ke liye hi jaa raha hai
Jahnvi97: the force applied by us = friction = 500N
Anonymous: Umm...okiee... :)
Jahnvi97: you still have doubt?
Anonymous: nahh . okie..
Jahnvi97: okie..!
Answered by kvnmurty
3
Force applied =  frictional force, as the acceleration of the car is 0 during 5 meters...

W = Force applied * displacement = 500 N * 5 m = 2, 500 J


sippi: THANKS SIR
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