Physics, asked by sk865168g, 9 months ago

The average velocity of the wehicle is 180km/hr. It
requires 2000w for operation of 30 min. Find
magnitude of constant tractive efforts.

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Answered by rahul123437
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Tractive efforts. = 72 KN

Given:

The average velocity of the vehicle is 180km/hr.

Requires 2000w.

Time = 30 min.

To find:

Magnitude of constant tractive efforts.

Formula used:

Work done= power × Time

Work done=  Force × Distance traveled

Explanation:

Average velocity of the vehicle is 180km/hr. = \frac{180}{3.6}  m/s = 50 m/s

Power =  2000w.

Time = 30 min.= 30×60 = 1800 sec.

Work done= power × Time

Work done= 2000 ×1800

Work done= 3.6× 10^{6} Nm.

Work done=  Force × Distance traveled

Distance traveled  =  Because per second

Force = \frac{Work\  done}{Average\  velocity} =  \frac{3.6\times 10^{6} }{50}

Tractive efforts. = 72 KN

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