a 150 newton force acts on a 300kg cars calculate how long it takes this force to change the car's velocity from 2m/s to 6m/s
2 answers:
Answer:
8 seconds
Explanation:
The force acting upon the car is capable of increasing the velocity of its total mass by one meter per second for every two seconds the force is acting upon the car.
6 m/s - 2 m/s = 4 m/s increase
To increase the cars velocity by 4 m/s, it is necessary to apply the force for 8 seconds, because each m/s increase in the cars velocity is achieved in two seconds, since the capacity of the force to accelerate mass by one meter per second, per second is exactly half of the force it is acting upon.
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Answer:
0.176m from the flagpole, westward.
Explanation:
Let the Eastward be the positive direction. So initially runner A is at position -6km, running with velocity of 9km/h while runner B is at position 5km running at a velocity of -8km/h. We can conduct the following equation for their distances over the same time t
When A an B meets, they are at the same position and at the same time. So
So where they meet is 0.176m from the flagpole, westward.