speed of car
draw an FBD first
i did
find acceleration first from FBD. Then use kinematics equation
\(F_{net}= ma\\F_{net}=F_{applied}-F_{friction}\\a=\frac{V_f-v_i}{t}\) combining these formulas, you will have: \(F_{net}=F_{net}\\F_{applied}-F_{friction}=ma\\F_{applied}-F_{friction}=m(a=\frac{V_f-v_i}{t})\) substitute your givens and solve for Vf
oops last line should be: \(\LARGE F_{applied}-F_{friction}=m(\frac{V_f-V_i}{t})\)
@m806texas Ya know, it's kinda creepy since I also have a test tomorrow. )
What @Data_LG2 did is no different from what I showed. http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/53040753e4b024fe26e3cb15
yea i was telling you thanks
Didn't seem to trust my solution.
hmm. looks same to meh ^.^ i got approx. 7.666666667 m/s
speed of a car depend on the engine power and also on the weight and transmission and light weight and modern transmission hybrid electric car is fastest now
a 3rd opinion doesnt hurt..... and im in introductory physics ...all that is not necessary @masumanwar
Yes. That's for engineering.
@m806texas ready for the test tomorrow?
well im not an engineering major
@roadjester kind of...
haha; don't worry, you're not the only one. Just remember what I said before.
ok. its at 10 am . i have 45 min to answer 8 questions that cover 4 chapters.
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