Physics, asked by sohaardhluthra, 10 months ago

Calculate work done required to stop a car moving at speed 60 kilometre per hour

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Answered by dixitkamal00

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Answer:

f*d

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Answered by Savitpandey7

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Answer:

as we know w=f*d by putting the formula you can get the answer

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