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A 3,500 kg truck accelerates uniformly from 15.00 m/s to 35.00 m/s east. During this acceleration, the track travels 187 m. What is the net force acting on the car during this acceleration.
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Use one of the equations of motion to find acceleration. Then use net force = ma.
What confuses me is how to deal with the 2 accelerations.
Should I just go, F1=ma1 and F2=ma2 then F1 + F2 = Fnet?
a is accelerate and it is = \(V_2-V_1\)
There is one acceleration. Two velocities are given. So is displacement. Use them and the v^2 equation to find acceleration.
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