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Please help - Efficiency of car engine question Unit test tomorrow
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Please help - Efficiency of car engine question Unit test tomorrow
Please help -- Efficiency of car engine question... Unit test tomorrow Homework Statement A car's engine is only 12% efficient at converting chemical energy in gasoline into mechanical energy. If it takes 18000 N of force to keep the car moving at a constant speed of 21 m/s, how much chemical...- 13physicsdude
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- Car Efficiency Engine Test Unit
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Kinetic energy efficiency question
Homework Statement A roller coaster descends 55m from the top of the first high point to the first low point in the track. The roller coaster converts gravitational potential energy to kinetic energy with an efficiency of 50.0%. What is the velocity of the roller coaster at the bottom of the...- 13physicsdude
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- Efficiency Energy Energy efficiency Kinetic Kinetic energy
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HELP Is my answer correct? Is negative Friction possible?
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HELP Is my answer correct? Is negative Friction possible?
ya never mind ap123 was correct, I changed the units which gave me 5 m/s2= acceleration, which gave me 125 N force per dog for part "A"... I then multiplied by 4 because there's 4 dogs and I got 500N and plugged that into part "B" in replace of 1800N... which gave me the final answer for part...- 13physicsdude
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HELP Is my answer correct? Is negative Friction possible?
Is ap123 correct? should I convert it from km/h to m/s?- 13physicsdude
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HELP Is my answer correct? Is negative Friction possible?
HELP! Is my answer correct?? Is negative Friction possible?!? Homework Statement A dogsled team has four dogs that pull a person and a sled with a combined mass of 100 kg. A) They start from rest and reach a speed of 45 km/h in 2.5s. What is the average force applied by each dog? B) Suppose...- 13physicsdude
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- Friction Negative
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HELPHow is this possible? The hanging mass is lighter then the cart
im asking if my answer is correct... and in the title I'm expressing that the question doesn't seem to make much sense- 13physicsdude
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HELPHow is this possible? The hanging mass is lighter then the cart
HELPHow is this possible?!? The hanging mass is lighter then the cart! Homework Statement The cart in Figure 4 has a mass of 2.3 kg and is attached to a 1.7 kg object. Calculate the acceleration of the cart given the following assumptions. A) The force of friction is negligible B) The...- 13physicsdude
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- Cart Mass
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Finding acceleration of box- given mass of box and magnitude of frict
Finding acceleration of box-- given mass of box and magnitude of frict Doing homework and stuck on this question. A student pushes a 10kg box and let's it slide across the floor. The magnitude of the frictional force acting on the box is 40 N. What is the acceleration of the box? Relative...- 13physicsdude
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- Acceleration Box Magnitude Mass
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