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How is Work Calculated for a Drag Race Scenario?
Thanks again jbriggs444 i read the question again and i realized that i over did. Since power = work/time so this is what i did. 372000w= Work/11.5s (multiply both sides by 11.5s) Work = 4278000J Thanks! Just correct me if I am wrong, question b) should be: Work = Force*Distance 4278000J =...- Seejianshin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How is Work Calculated for a Drag Race Scenario?
Oh boy so sorry jbriggs444 that problem was a typo! I always knew my teacher warned me about being careful. What i sould had wrote is power = force*distance/time. And about the constant force i think the question only wanted me to use average force(i think).- Seejianshin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How is Work Calculated for a Drag Race Scenario?
Homework Statement A 500hp Mustang is able to push this 1750kg car down a 410m drag strip in a time of 11.5s. a) What is the work done by the car? b) What is the average force during the car's motion. Given: Power = 500hp = 372000w Mass = 1750kg Distance = 410m...- Seejianshin
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Curious about Radiation? Let's Explore Together!
Hello guys! This is my introduction to you all, i think. I am just a student currently interested in physics and at the same time troubled by it, and google brought me here. Hope we have some fun time together. Regards ~ See- Seejianshin
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