Physics, asked by VismayJ001, 11 months ago

Two cars A and B are travelling on a straight path with

certain velocities. Same retarding force is applied on both

the cars and both come to a halt after covering equal
distances. Which car does more work and why?​

Answers

Answered by yashpare711
1

Answer:

work = f \times d

Since the retarding force is the same and displacement before stopping is same,

Hence , both cars do equal work.

Answered by subhikshasankar
1
Work = force * displacement
Retarding force of car A = retarding force of car B
Displacement of car A= displacement of car B
Hence work done by both the cars are equal
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