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jpmaster
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Hey, i really struggle in Physics, i mean really, its not my best subject, so if you can help me with these questions i would be forever in your debt.
1) Use the braking distance at 20 m/s to calculate the braking force required
(the braking distance being 32 metres, the mass 800KG)
2) During the test the pendulum deforms the crumple zone, the crumple zone is shortened by 0.6 m, what is the average retarding force on the pendulum,
(the mass in 1000kg and the raised hight is 3m, the weight of one kg is 10N)
3) The force between the block and the rim is 800N and the area of the block is 2.0cm squared, calculate the pressure.
4) Before the tyres are changed in a pit stop during the race, the new tyres are wrapped in electric blankets to pre-warm them. calculate the maximum temperature rise of the rubber using this data
Energy supplied by blanket: 540 000 J
Mass of tyre: 12KG
Specific heat capacity of rubber: 1500 J/KG degrees
5) The car accelerates steadily from rest at 20 m/s squared, for 5 seconds, calcualate its speed after 5 seconds.
What is its average speed during this time.
6) The mass of the pendulum is 100KG and it is raised a height of 3m, the weight of 1KG is 10N, how much gravitational potential energy does it gain.?
What is its kinetic energy on impact with the car.
1) Use the braking distance at 20 m/s to calculate the braking force required
(the braking distance being 32 metres, the mass 800KG)
2) During the test the pendulum deforms the crumple zone, the crumple zone is shortened by 0.6 m, what is the average retarding force on the pendulum,
(the mass in 1000kg and the raised hight is 3m, the weight of one kg is 10N)
3) The force between the block and the rim is 800N and the area of the block is 2.0cm squared, calculate the pressure.
4) Before the tyres are changed in a pit stop during the race, the new tyres are wrapped in electric blankets to pre-warm them. calculate the maximum temperature rise of the rubber using this data
Energy supplied by blanket: 540 000 J
Mass of tyre: 12KG
Specific heat capacity of rubber: 1500 J/KG degrees
5) The car accelerates steadily from rest at 20 m/s squared, for 5 seconds, calcualate its speed after 5 seconds.
What is its average speed during this time.
6) The mass of the pendulum is 100KG and it is raised a height of 3m, the weight of 1KG is 10N, how much gravitational potential energy does it gain.?
What is its kinetic energy on impact with the car.
