Electrical > light,sound and thermal
Vehicle weight shifts can be backward forward. In this particular case accelerating to fast would cause a shift of weight backwards. Breaking too quickly on the other hand would cause weight to shift forward. You have seen this while in a car or a bus at the traffic light. As the vehicle breaks you are pulled forward as it starts moving you are pulled backwards.
Answer:
144Ns
Explanation:
Impulse is the product of force and change in time or a measure of the change in momentum. Mathematically, Impulse is given as
J = FΔt
Where
J = Impulse,
F = Force,
Δt = change in time.
Due to the varying force, we know that the impulse varies at different points in the motion. Hence, the Net Impulse will be the addition of the individual impulses, i.e.
J = ΣJᵢ
J = J₁ + J₂ + J₃
J = F₁Δt₁ + F₂Δt₂ + F₃Δt₃
=> J = (24*2) + (24*4) + (0*2)
J = 48 + 96 + 0
J = 144 Ns
Answer:
4.25 s
Explanation:
Given:
angular acceleration'α'= 1.8 rad/s²
angle 'θ'= 45 rad
time 't'= 4s
initial angular velocity '
'=0
as we know that,
θ=
t + 
45 = 4
+ (0.5 x 1.8 x 16)
45- 14.4 = 4 
30.6 = 4 
= 7.65 
Next is to find t by using the equation
=
+ 
7.65= 0 + (1.8)
= 7.65/1.8
= 4.25 s
Therefore, At the start of 4s interval the motion is at 4.25 second
As per Newton's 2nd law
we know that

it is product of mass and acceleration
here we know that

also we know that

so from above equation we have


so the force here will be 10020 N