Science, asked by Ankit1234, 1 year ago

Calculate the amount of work needed to stop a car of 100 kg, moving at a speed of 15km/hr?

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Answered by konjetipavankum

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Answer is 1/2mv*2
=1/2×100×15×5/18. (×5/18 for converting it into m/sec)

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