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what is the work to be done to increase the velocity of car from 30 kmph to 60 kmph if the mass of car is 15000​

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Answered by mayanksagar141
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Answer:

Given :

mass: 15000

initial velocity: 30kmph

final velocity: 60kmph

work done = change in kinetic energy

K.E = 1/2m( v² - u²)

= 1/2 × 15000( 30² - 60² )

= 7500( 900- 3600)

=7500 × ( - 2700)

= - 20250000 J

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Answered by hariprasad82485
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Answer:

initial velocity u=30*1000/3600

=30000/3600

=25/3 m/s

final velocity v=60*1000/3600

=60000/3600

=50/3 m/s

mass of the car m = 15000kg

According to work kinetic energy theorem

work done (w) = ∆ KE

w= 1/2 mv^2 -1/2mu^2

=1/2m (v^2-u^2)

=1/2*15000 [(50/3)^2 - (25/3)^2]

=7500 [ (50/3 +25/3) (50/3-25/3) ]

=7500 [(75/3) (25/3) ]

=7500(1875/9)

=7500(208.33)

=1,562,475J

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