How much work done is required to perform to stop a vehicle of mass 1500 kg running with a velocity 60km/h?
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the amount of kinetic energy the vehicle has is the amount of word done required to stop the vehicle
K.E= 1÷2× mass ×( velocity)^2 = 1÷2×1500×60=45000KJ = work done
K.E= 1÷2× mass ×( velocity)^2 = 1÷2×1500×60=45000KJ = work done
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