A car of mass 500 kg is moving with 120 km/h. What force was applied on the car through brakes such that the car came to rest after a distance of 50 m.
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-10,000N
Explanation:
Speed = 120km/h
Distance = 50m / 0.05 km
Mass = 500kg
Time =?
Force =?
In this situation, we can use F =ma, where F will be negative because the force of brakes is applied in the opposite direction and that's why the car stopped.
First we need to find the time,
Speed = distance/time
120 = 0.05 /time
Time = 6 hrs.
Knowing that final velocity is 0km/h (came to rest) and initial was 120km/h, we apply F= ma
F = 500 x (0 - 120 /6
(500 x - 120)/6
- 10,000 N
Hope it helps.
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