a 1200 kg car goes from 0 m/s to 26.8 m/s in 4s. what is the average force acting upon it?
Ans: mass= 1200 kg.
Initial velocity is 0 m/s at time 0 second.
Final velocity is 26.8 m/s at time 4 second.
Acceleration= (final velocity - initial velocity)/( final time - initial time).
Acceleration= (26.8m/s)/4 second
= 6.7 meter/ second square
Force= mass × acceleration
= 1200 × 6.7 Newton
= 8040 Newton
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