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How much work (in J) is done to accelerate a car which has a mass of...

How much work (in J) is done to accelerate a car which has a mass of 3700 kg from a speed of 17 m/s to a speed of 30 m/s?

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Work done = change in kinetic energy

Work done = (1/2)m(V 2 - U 2 )

Where V is final velocity, U is the initial velocity

Work done= (1/2)×3700×( 30 2 - 17 2 )

Work done = 1130350 Joules

Or 1.13 × 106 Joules

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