Physics, asked by sumukhdpai, 7 months ago

how much energy human requires for driving car for 1km​

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Answered by kavyasahaidln
1

Answer:

It Depends on the traffic

Explanation:

If It took 1 hour then,

1 hr x 6000 calories per minute

60 x 6 kcal

360 kcal

360000 calories

Answered by veer01bhatvb
1

Answer:

A reasonable average is 5 km per kWH. Since a kWH is 3.6 MJ, this means about 720 kJ per km.

A reasonable estimate of the absolute minimum energy is to assume no air friction (moving very slowly) and having only rolling friction. At 2% rolling friction, the minimum comes out at about 200 kJ. If the electric motor drive is 60% efficient, you still need about 350 kJ of electric power.

If you have a gasoline engine that is 25% efficient, the average of 720kJ per km corresponds to 0.08 liters of gasoline per km. That works out to 33 mpg in US measures.

To sum up:

Average ——————- 0.2 kWH ——720 kJ —— 80 ml gasoline

Absolute minimum — 0.1 kWH ——360 kJ —— 40 ml gasoline

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