Answer:
2. kinetic energy = total energy - potential energy
Explanation:
The total energy of a system is the addition of kinetic and potential energy of the system. Kinetic energy can be regarded as form of energy posses by an object when it's in motion
Total energy = kinetic energy + potential energy
(If we make Kinectic energy the subject of the formula, we have)
kinetic energy = total energy - potential energy
The answer is: 720W
The definition of Power is:P =L/t =→F⋅→s/t =→F⋅→s/t = →F⋅→v
The ⋅ in the last formulation designate a scalar product, well-defined by:
→v . →w = |v| |w| cos(ˆvw), the angle ˆvw is 0 because →F and →v are parallel, so the cosinus is 1.
So: P=1800N⋅ 0,40m/s=720W.
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