Solution: Using Newton's second law of motion: Force (F) = Mass(m)*Acceleration(a)
F = m.a
But, a = rate of change of velocity.
=> F = m(Vf - Vi)/Δt (Vi- initial velocity = 0 as the car and its rider was at rest)
=> F = (5.50*103) ( 50 - 0)/8
=> F = 34375 N. Answer
Thus, average net force = 34375 N.
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