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What is the minimum force required to increase the energy of a car by 69 J over a distance of 42 m? Assume the force is constant

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0.61 N

69 N

2900 N

1.6 N

110 N

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sineoko [7]3 years ago

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ANSWER: 1.6N (forth option)

EXPLANATION:
E= Force x displacement
69=F(42)
69/42 = F
F=1.64 N

Answer : 1.6N

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