Physics, asked by jnshachi1584, 1 year ago

Find the force required to stop a car of mass 100kg with two passengers of 50kg each sitting inside,if it is moving at 60km/hr speed and takes 5s to stop.

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Answered by rishavkumar1356
3

U= 60kmph=16.6mps

V=0mph

M=100kg+(50*2)kg=200kg

t=5s

F=?

We know that force is equal to M*a (mass*acceleration),

Therefore, putting all the values we get:

F=200kg*(0-16.6/5)

 =200kg*(-16.6)/5

 =20*(-16.6)

 =  -332N

Here, the ‘-‘ sign indicates that the force is required in the opposite direction of the motion the car.

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Answered by ujjwalbhatt221b
2

Use the equation of motion to splve this question as given below

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