The force resisting the motion of a car is taken as being proportional to the square of the car’s speed. The magnitude of the force at a speed of 20 m s–1 is 800 N. What effective power is required from the car’s engine to maintain a steady speed of 40 m s–1? The Available Answers Are: A 32 kW B 64 kW C 128 kW D 512 kW And C Is The Correct Answer. Just Need To Find How It Is Solved.
hi Julian!! i can help u: 1) F=\[F=\alpha*V ^{2}\] so \[\alpha=F \div (v ^{2})\] \[\alpha=800\div 20=2kg.m ^{-1}\] \[P=W \div t=(F \times d) \div t=F \times v\] \[F=(2kg.m ^{-1})\times (40m.s ^{-1})^{2}=3200N\] and finally \[P=40m.s ^{-1}\times3200=128000Watts=128KW\] i hope this helps, graduated from school long time ago n took me a bit to remember stuff :)
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ur welcome :) n gd luck
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