A force of 1000 N was applied to stop a car
that was moving with a constant velocity. The car
Stopped after moving through 10m. How much is the
work done?
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Answer:
Force (F) applied to stop the car = 1000 N
Distance covered (d) by the car after the force applied = 10 m.
Now, For Work done,
Work done by the force to stop the car = Force applied on the car × Distance covered by it after the force applied.
∴ W = F × d
⇒ W = 1000 × 10
∴ W = 10000 J.
or W = 10 kJ.
Hence, the work done by the force to stop the car is 10 kJ (or kilo Joule) or 10000 J.
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Explanation:
Work done by the force to stop the car = F*S
= 1,000*10=10,000J
ANSWER=10,000 J
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