College Physics Problem Genesis Mission

In summary, the question asks for the average rate at which the 210-kg Genesis Mission Capsule did work on the desert when it crashed at a speed of 311 km/h and buried itself 81.0 cm deep. The provided equation for solving this type of problem is W = F*d = m * a *d, and additional help is suggested in the form of the equation v2=v20+2aΔx.
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When the 210-Kg Genesis Mission Capsule Crashed with a speed of 311 Km/h, it buried itself 81.0 cm deep in the desert floor.
Assuming constant acceleration during the crash, at what average rate did the capsule do work on the desert?

Given: m = 210 kg Find W =?

vo = 311 km /h = 86.4 m/s

x = 81.0 cm = 0.81 m

I know the following equation: W = F*d = m * a *d

*Note: I am stuck on this Solving this type of Physics Problem, could somebody please provide me some insight on how to calculate this problem. I would really appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks.
 
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Try adding v2=v20+2aΔx to your arsenal and attack it again ...
 
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