Physics, asked by seeddemocracy9820, 11 months ago

If the engine of a car provides an acceleration of 2m/s square to start it from rest ,then assuming the mass to be roughly 1000kg and frictional force 15N,calculate
a) velocity after 10 s.
b) final velocity of the car when the engine is on after 15s.
c)force provided by the engine.
d) after 15s ,the net force provided by the engine

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Answered by travancoreaccounts
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Answered by kazi50
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Explanation:

a + t = 15

_________

| |

| | -> v (final velocity)

| |

_________

Suppose the above figure is the engine. Then final velocity v is acting on it.

So now, applying the equation of motion,

v - u = at

or, v - 0 = 2 × 15

or, v - 0 = 30 m/s.

Now,

see the diagram below :

__________________

| |

m

|_________________ | -> v (final velocity)

Force acting on the left side of the above object is Fr.

________

| |

| | -> v¹ = 0

________

Force acting on the left side of the object is H.

Now,

a¹ = - fr/m

or, = - 15/1000

or, = - 15 × 10^-³ m/s²

Now again, v¹ - v = a¹t²

write t of t² in subscript form)

or, 0 - 30 = - 15 × 10^-³ t² (here also write t in subscript form)

or, t² (here also) = 30/ 15 × 10³

or, 2 × 10³ secs.

or, 2000 secs.

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