Physics, asked by archit2257, 10 months ago

will the energy requirement will be different in travelling same distance but with different velocity.(Neglecting air resistance)(considering mass same in both case)

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Answered by dhruvitm62

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Yes of course

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Answered by Anonymous

The only difference is velocity of the vehicle. The simple answer is, the car traveling at the higher velocity will use more energy to do so and therefore, more fuel to travel the exact same distance.

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will the energy requirement will be different in travelling same distance but with different velocity.(Neglecting air resistance)(considering mass same in both case)