Physics, asked by kalrabaani, 7 months ago

a motor car of 1000kg is moving with uniform velocity of 5m/s its final velocity becomes 25m/s in 4s due to applied force calculate the force

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Answered by Atαrαh
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\bigstar\large\boxed{\mathtt{\green{Given:}}}

  • Mass of the motor car = 1000 kg
  • Initial velocity = 5 m/s
  • Final velocity = 25 m/s
  • Time taken = 4s

\bigstar\large\boxed{\mathtt{\blue{To \: find :}}}

  • Force applied

\bigstar\large\boxed{\mathtt{\pink {How \: to \: solve  :}}}

  • In order to find the force applied on the car we need to know the acceleration of the car. A s the values of v, u, and t has already been given to us we can simply substitute these values in the first equation of motion in order to get the answer

\bigstar\large\boxed{\mathtt{\orange  {Solution   :}}}

By using the first equation of motion ,

\implies\boxed{\mathtt{v = u+ at  } }

here ,

  • v = final velocity
  • u = initial velocity
  • a = acceleration
  • t = time

Substituting the given values in the above equation ,

\implies\mathtt{25= 5+ a\times4  }

\implies\mathtt{25- 5= a\times4  }

\implies\mathtt{20=  a\times4  }

\implies\mathtt{a = \dfrac{20}{4}  }

\implies\mathtt{a = 5 \dfrac{m }{s^{2}}  }

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We know that ,

\implies\boxed{ \mathtt{ F = ma } }

here ,

  • F = force applied
  • m = mass of the motor car
  • a = acceleration

\implies\mathtt{ F = 1000 \times 5   }

\implies\mathtt{\red { F = 5000 N   }}

The force applied on the motor car is 5000 N

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\bigstar\large\boxed{\mathtt{\orange  {Additional \: formula:}}}

Second equation of motion ,

\implies\mathtt{ s = ut + \dfrac{1}{2}at ^{2} }

Third equation of motion ,

\implies\mathtt{v^{2}=u^{2} + 2as  }

Distance covered by the object in n th second,

\implies\mathtt{ s_n = u+ \dfrac{a}{2}(2n-1) }

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