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Answer:
Power=?,time=15,mass=3,height=50,g=10.
Power=mgh/t......3×10×50=1500/15=100Watts
Position of B :
x = 4.66*cos 30 = 4.036
y = 3-4.66*sin 30 = 3-2.33 = 0.67
BC = √y^2+(x-1)^2 = √0.67^2+3.036^2 = 3.109
heading = arctan y/(x-1) = arctan 0.67/(3.036) = 12.44° south of west
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Answer:
F = -6472.9 N
F= -6.47 kN
Explanation:
First of all you have to convert the data to SI units
so for the velocity you have :
Vi = 43km/h *(1000m/1km)*(1h/3600s) ---> using conversion factors
Vi= 11.9444 m/s
dX : distance the passanger moves
dX = 54cm*(1m/100cm) --> using conversion factors
dX = 0.54 m
Now to calculate the force we are going to use the sum of focers equals to mass for acceleration:
Sum F = m*a
We have to find a so we are going to use the velocity's formula as follows to solve a:
Vf ^2 = Vi^2 +2*a*dX
Vf=0 --> the passenger does not move after the airbag inflates.
a= -(Vi^2)/(2*dX)
you solve de acceleration with the data you hae and you will find
a = -132.1 m/ s^2
Now you can solve the Sum F equation
Sum F = 49 Kg * (-132.1 m/s^2)
F = -6472.9 N
F= -6.47 kN
