Physics, asked by sxsingh21, 10 months ago

A cyclist is capable of generating an average power of 3.0 kW during a 4 km speed trial. He is in aerodynamic suit and position on the cycle reduce resistive forces to 180 N. What is the approximate time achieved in the speed trial?​

Answers

Answered by azizalasha
11

Answer:

240 sec = 4 min

Explanation:

3t.10³ = 180 (4x10³)

t = 180x4/3 = 240 sec = 4 min

Answered by Anonymous
16

The approximate time achieved in the speed trial is 240 sec or 4 minutes.

Explanation:

Given:

  • Average power = 3 kW= 3000 W
  • Distance 's'= 4 km = 4000 m
  • Resistive force 'f'= 180 N

The work done by cyclist to generate the power is given by

 =  > w = p \times t

 =  > w = 3000 \times t

The work done by cyclist to reduce resistive forces is given by

 =  > w = f \times s

 =  > w = 180 \times 4000

Now compare both work done by the same body

 =  > 3000 \times t = 180 \times 4000

 =  > t =  \frac{180 \times 4}{3}

 =  > t = 60 \times 4 \: sec

 =  > t = 240 \: sec \: or \: 4 \: min

The approximate time achieved in the speed trial is 240 sec or 4 minutes.

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