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Calculating Max Speed of a Car on a Horizontal Road
Edited, p=fv- Kararr
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Calculating Max Speed of a Car on a Horizontal Road
Edited: it's power=fv.- Kararr
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Calculating Max Speed of a Car on a Horizontal Road
Sorry didn't know how to put the dot symbol that's why I put it in parentheses whoops- Kararr
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Calculating Max Speed of a Car on a Horizontal Road
1. "A car moves along a horizontal road against a resistance of 400 N. What is the greatest speed in kph that the car can reach if the engine has a maximum power of 16.0 kW?"Homework Equations : P= W/change in time P= F x v (dot product) Please help ): [/B]- Kararr
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- Car Force Horizontal Max Physics Power Resistance Speed Work
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Frictional force problem(box sliding down between two walls)
oh so is frictional force= 20 N? What about the normal force though? Sorry a bit confused- Kararr
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Frictional force problem(box sliding down between two walls)
The full problem is: "A 2.0kg box slides down at constant velocity between two identical walls. What is the frictional force exerted on the box by one of the walls?" The answer I got was zero because I equated Normal force (of the wall on the box) at zero. Am I wrong? ): Does the weight of the...- Kararr
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- Force Frictional force Sliding
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