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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
aah so if Fnet is Fresist + Fdriving then Fdriving is mass * acceleration - (-Fresist) since Fresist is in the opposite direction- jake walsh
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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
The resistant force 1160 so it would be 941 * 1.25 and then that subtract that resistant force to get the actual driving force?- jake walsh
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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
I think i am defining it as the amount of force required to make the car accelerate at the value 1.25m/s^2. But is that tractive force then?- jake walsh
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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
Yes it was part c and D that got me really confused any advice on how to answer that? I just guessed and plugged in the mass 941 and the acceleration 1.25 into f=ma to get that number.- jake walsh
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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
ok i will send a picture- jake walsh
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Motion Questions -- Acceleration of a race car....
I have been struggling to understand how to do this question so some guidance would be great. A racing car of mass 941kg accelerates from 28km/h to 102km/h over a distance of 297m. Frictional forces and wind resistance can be assumed to be 1160N. Determine the following: a) The average...- jake walsh
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