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A 950 kg car is initially moving at 95 km/h. If the car is stopped in 6.50 s by a force of 3860 N opposite to the direction of motion, what is the stopping power of the cars breaks in watts?
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Work done = force times distance Power = work divided by time You should work out the distance that the car stopped in. Divide the force by the mass to get acceleration. Then you can use \(d = ut-0.5at^2\) to get the distance
yeah the distance is 4.063
it never comes out right
The distance is 85.7 m Did you convert km/h to m/s?
yeah
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The acceleration is 4.063 m/s^2, not the distance.
ok yeah sorry thats what i meant ok finally got -85
ah finally got it thanks
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