Physics, asked by blackharleyquinn2004, 4 months ago

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So if a cart (m= 16 kg) is currently traveling with a velocity of 3 m/s The cart then gains speed, achieving a new velocity of 14 m/s after 22 seconds.

What would be the calculated net force the Net force experienced by the cart during the 22 second interval and why?
A.) + 8 N
B.) + 16 N
C.) + 32 N
D.) There was no applied force on the object

Answers

Answered by rsagnik437
9

Given:-

→ Mass of the cart = 16kg

→ Initial velocity of the cart = 3m/s

→ Final velocity of the cart = 14m/s

→ Time taken = 22s

To find:-

→ Net force experienced by the cart

Solution:-

We know that if the velocity of a body is changing i.e. if it has acceleeation, then there also must be a force acting on the body. In this case, as the velocity of the cart is changing do there must be a force acting.

By Newton's 2nd law of motion, we know that:-

=> F = m(v - u)/t

Where:-

F is the net force acting

m is mass of the body

v is final velocity of the body

u is initial velocity of the body

t is time taken

=> F = 16(14 - 3)/22

=> F = 16(11)/22

=> F = 16/2

=> F = + 8 N

Thus, the net force experienced by the cart is +8 N [option.A]

Answered by Mister360
2

Answer:-

\odot\sf {8N}

\bigcirc\sf {16N}

\bigcirc \sf {32N}

\bigcirc \sf {There\:is\:no\:applied\:Force\:on\:the\:object.}

Calculations:-

Given:-

Mass=m=16kg

initial velocity=u=3m/s

Final velocity=v=14m/s

time=t=22seconds

To find:-

Force=F

Solution:-

  • According to Newton 's second law of motion

{\boxed{\sf {F={\dfrac {m (v-u)}{t}}}}}

  • Substitute the values

{:}\longmapsto \sf {F={\dfrac {16 (14-3)}{22}}}

{:}\longmapsto \sf{F={\dfrac {16×{\cancel {11}}}{{\cancel{22}}}}}

{:}\longmapsto \sf {F={\dfrac {16}{2}}}

{:}\longmapsto {\underline{\boxed{\bf {Force=8N}}}}

\therefore\sf {Net\;force\;experienced \;by} \\ \sf {the\;cart\;is{\quad}8N.}

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