calculate the magnitude of the force required to stop a car moving with a velocity of 30 m/s in 10 seconds . the mass of the car is 1,500 kg
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F=m(v-u)/t
=1500(30-0)/10
F =4500N
=1500(30-0)/10
F =4500N
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![we \: know \: v = u + at \\ here \: v = 0 \: so \\ u = - at \\ 30 = a \times 10 \\ a = 3m \div s^{2} \\ we \: know \: f = ma \\ f = 1500 \times 30 = 45k \: newton \: ans we \: know \: v = u + at \\ here \: v = 0 \: so \\ u = - at \\ 30 = a \times 10 \\ a = 3m \div s^{2} \\ we \: know \: f = ma \\ f = 1500 \times 30 = 45k \: newton \: ans](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=we+%5C%3A+know+%5C%3A+v+%3D+u+%2B+at+%5C%5C+here+%5C%3A+v+%3D+0+%5C%3A+so+%5C%5C+u+%3D++-+at++%5C%5C+30+%3D+a+%5Ctimes+10+%5C%5C+a+%3D+3m++%5Cdiv+s%5E%7B2%7D+%5C%5C+we+%5C%3A+know+%5C%3A+f+%3D+ma+%5C%5C+f+%3D+1500+%5Ctimes+30+%3D+45k+%5C%3A+newton+%5C%3A+ans)
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