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Power supplied to change the velocity of a car from 10 M per second to 5 M per second in 4 seconds is 100 watt. Find the work done if the mass of the car is 1000 kg. Find the kinetic energy before and after power is supplied to it?

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Answered by shubhamjoshi033
16

work done is equal to 400 joules and kinetic energy before is 50 kilojoules and after is 12.5 kilojoules.

We know that,

work done = power x time

=> work done = 100 x 4 = 400 joules

kinetic energy = mv²/2

Hence kinetic energy before power application,

E₁ = 1000  x 10²/2

= 1000x 50

= 50 kilojoule

Kinetic energy after applying power,

E₂ = 1000 x 5²/2

= 500 x 25

=12500

= 12.5 kilojoules

Answered by rakshapal08
3

Work done = 400 joules

Kinetic E1 (before) = 50 kilojoule

Kinetic E2(after) = 12.5 kilojoule

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