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A car of mass 18Kg is moving with a constant velocity 40Km/h . Find the net force on it.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • Mass of car = 18kg
  • Velocity =40km/hr

To find :

  • Net force acting on it .

Theory :

Force : By Newton second law of motion

\sf\:Force\propto\dfrac{Change\:in\:Momentum}{Time\:Taken}

F = kma [ where k us a constant ]

Second law of motion by Newton give the magnitude of force .

Force is a vector quantity.

Types if forces

1) Gravitational force

2) Electromagnetic force

3) Nuclear force

4) Weak force

Solution :

We have to find net force acting on the car

The car is moving with a constant speed.

Therefore, there is no acceleration.

So, the only force working on the car is the Normal Force.i.e N = mg

Force acting on the car

= mg

= 18× 9.8 [ g= 9.8 m/s²]

= 176.4 N

.

Hence, 176.4 N acting on the car

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

Given :

Mass of car = 18kg

Velocity =40km/hr

To find :

Net force acting on it .

Theory :

Force : By Newton second law of motion

\sf\:Force\propto\dfrac{Change\:in\:Momentum}{Time\:Taken}Force∝

TimeTaken

ChangeinMomentum

F = kma [ where k us a constant ]

Second law of motion by Newton give the magnitude of force .

• Force is a vector quantity.

Types if forces

1) Gravitational force

2) Electromagnetic force

3) Nuclear force

4) Weak force

Solution :

We have to find net force acting on the car

The car is moving with a constant speed.

Therefore, there is no acceleration.

So, the only force working on the car is the Normal Force.i.e N = mg

Force acting on the car

= mg

= 18× 9.8 [ g= 9.8 m/s²]

= 176.4 N

.

Hence, 176.4 N acting on the car✔✔

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