3. If a miniature engine does 520. J of work to cause a car in motion with a distance of 260, m, how much force does it exert?

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1. Calculate the distance a laborer can push a 20.0 kg cart, with a 62N force at 30.0° horizontal
angle, if he can do 2920 J of work?
2. calculate the work needed to lift a 20. kg sack of rice vertically at 6.5 m?
3. If a miniature engine does 520. J of work to cause a car in motion with a distance of 260, m,
how much force does it exert?
4. if Jane pushes John on his sled with a force of 300. N for 750. m. How much work is needed if
the force of friction acting on the sled is (a) 200. N. (b) 300. N?
5. A metal ball weighing 6kg which is moving at 4.0 m/s hits another ball of the same mass and
sticks to it. The two is now moving at 2.0 m/s.
(a) What is the KE of the 1" metal ball before it hits?
(b) What is the KE of the 1 metal ball after it hits?
(c) What is the KE of the 2nd ball after being hit?
(d) How much energy does the metal ball lose in the collision?
(e) How much kinetic energy does the putty ball gain in the collision?
(f) What happened to the rest of the energy?
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Calculate the distance a laborer can push a 20.0 kg cart, with a 62N force at 30.0° horizontal angle, if he can do 2920 J of work? 2. calculate the work needed to lift a 20. kg sack of rice vertically at 6.5 m? 3. If a miniature engine does 520. J of work to cause a car in motion with a distance of 260, m, how much force does it exert? 4. if Jane pushes John on his sled with a force of 300. N for 750. m. How much work is needed if the force of friction acting on the sled is (a) 200. N. (b) 300. N? 5. A metal ball weighing 6kg which is moving at 4.0 m/s hits another ball of the same mass and sticks to it. The two is now moving at 2.0 m/s. (a) What is the KE of the 1" metal ball before it hits? (b) What is the KE of the 1 metal ball after it hits? (c) What is the KE of the 2nd ball after being hit? (d) How much energy does the metal ball lose in the collision? (e) How much kinetic energy does the putty ball gain in the collision? (f) What happened to the rest of the energy? FINAL ANSWER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. a) b) c) e) SOLUTION: (Use additional sheet if necessary, please staple or glue it)
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