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(a) What is the kinetic energy of a 1780 kg car that is traveling at 72 km/h? kJ (b) How much work was done to give the car this kinetic energy, assuming that the car starts from rest? kJ (c) What magnitude of work must be done to stop the car? kJ

          (a) What is the kinetic energy of a 1780 kg car that is traveling at 72 km/h?
 kJ
(b) How much work was done to give the car this kinetic energy, assuming that the car starts from rest?
 kJ
(c) What magnitude of work must be done to stop the car?
 kJ
        
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(a) What is the kinetic energy of a 1780 kg car that is traveling at 72 km/h?
 kJ
(b) How much work was done to give the car this kinetic energy, assuming that the car starts from rest?
 kJ
(c) What magnitude of work must be done to stop the car?
 kJ

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(a) What is the kinetic energy of a 1780kg car that is traveling at 72k(m)/(h) ? (b) How much work was done to give the car this kinetic energy, assuming that the car starts from rest? (c) What magnitude of work must be done to stop the car? a)What is the kinetic energy of a 1780 kg car that is traveling at 72 km/h? (b) How much work was done to give the car this kinetic energy,assuming that the car starts from rest? KJ (c)What magnitude of work must be done to stop the car? KU
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00:01 Hello student, so this is the given data of this problem that is mass of the automobile m is equal to 1000 kilogram and the velocity of the automobile v is equal to 90 kilometer per hour.
00:15 So here we should calculate kinetic energy of the automobile and second one what is the work to be done to stop the automobile.
00:25 So these two things we have to calculate.
00:28 So for that we have to convert this kilometer per hour into meter per second.
00:36 For that we have to divide by 3 .6.
00:43 So that should be meter per second.
00:46 So here we have 25 meter per second.
00:50 So 90 kilometer per hour is equal to 25 meter per second.
00:55 So first we have to calculate the kinetic energy that is we know that the kinetic energy is equal to 1 by 2 m v.
01:10 So by substituting the values we have 1 by 2 instead of m we should substitute 1000 and for v we have 25 meter per second.
01:26 Here we have v squared so 25 squared.
01:31 So here we have 3 .125 0 .0 joules.
01:41 So finally we have the value of kinetic energy is equal to 3 .125 into 10 power 5 joules.
02:00 Next we have to calculate the work done to stop the automobile...
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