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A horse pulls the wagon of 3075 kg from rest against constant resistance of 90 N. the pull exerted initially is 600 N and it decreases uniformly with the distance covered to 400N at a distance of 15m from the start. find the velocity at this time.

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Answered by HrishikeshSangha
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Given:

The mass of horse pull m= 3075 Kg

The resistance force is 90 N

The initial pull 600N

The final pull is 400N

The distance covered x= 15 m

To find:

The velocity at a given time.

Solution:

The average force acting on the body is F= 600+400/2

F=500 N

The resistance acting on the body then force be F'=500-90

F'=410 N

Work done by the body is

W=F'×x

W=410×15

W=6150 J

The work done is change of the kinetic energy

W= K.E(final)- K.E(intial)

As initial =0

W=K.E(final)

6150=mv²/2

6150/3075=v²/2

6150×2/3075=v²

4=v²

v=2 m/sec

So, the velocity at time is 2 m/sec.

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