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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    No more info, got the answer 75,7W now :rolleyes:
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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    So change in KE + change in PE? PE=mg(hf-hi) where hf-hi= s sin 10
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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    So I need to divide the change in kinetic energy by the time? KE=(1/2)mv^2 where m is the mass (1200kg) and v is the speed (25 and 8,3 m/s)? am I completely lost?
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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    Now I’m just confused. How do I calculate the W then? and where do I apply the forces
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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    a=((25-8,3)/8)=2,1 m/s^2 Fg=1200(9,8)sin10=2042,1N Fa=ma+Fg Fa=1200(2,1)+2042,1=4562,1N P=Fa v P=Fa ((Vo+Vf)/2) =75958,965 W =102hp
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    Question: How can I calculate the power output of a car accelerating uphill?

    So my result is 102hp, but it’s not correct.
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