1) As shown in Figure 1 above, a 4kg object is pressed against a wall with a...
1) As shown in Figure 1 above, a 4kg object is pressed against a wall with a force of 50N, exerted at an angle 40o above the horizontal. If the object remains at rest against the wall, what is the magnitude of friction acting on the object? Note that µs = 0.5 and µk = 0.4.
2) A 2000kg car drives along a horizontal road at an initial speed of 15 m/s. While driving a distance of 1.2km, the car’s engine does 70 kJ of work on the car. If the engine’s force on the car was constant over the 1.2km, what is the force produced by the engine?
3) A 2000kg car drives along a horizontal road at an initial speed of 15 m/s. While driving a distance of 1.2km, the car’s engine does 70 kJ of work on the car. What is the speed of the car after traveling the 1.2km?
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