Answer:
1 mi = 5280 ft * 12 in/ft = 63360 in
A convenient conversion factor (to remember) is 1 m = 39.37 in
63360 in / (39.37 in / m) = 1609.3 m
26 mi + 285 m = 26 * 1609.3 + 385 = 42,228 m
Explanation:
Hey there!!
Let's simply work with it.
Here,
load = 1200N
Effort = 200N
Load distance = 15cm
We have,
According to the principle of lever.
L×LD = E×ED.
1200×15 = 200× ED.
18000 = 200ED.
Therefore, Effort Distance = 90cm.
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Answer:
37.7m/s: principle of conservation of momentum
Explanation:
The principle to make use of is the principle of conservation of momentum which States that the sum of momentum of bodies before collision is equal to the sum of momentum of bodies after collision. This bodies will move with the same velocity after collision.
Momentum = Mass × velocity
For car of mass 2200kg moving with velocity 33m/s:
Momentum of car before collision = 2200×33
= 72,600kgm/s
For the truck of mass 4500kg;
Momentum = 4500 ×(22-(-18)
= 4500×40
= 180000kgm/s
After collision, their momentum is:
Momentum after collision = (2200+4500)v
= 6700v
Using the principle above to get the common velocity v we have
72600+180000 = 6700v
252600 = 6700v
v = 252600/6700
v = 37.7m/s
