A 630-kg car speeds up from rest to 43 mph in 3.2 seconds. What is the work done on the car and what is the average power of the car's engine? The work done on the car, W1 Units kJ %3D The power of the engine, P = Units m Try to answer the following two questions without serious calculations - it is possible! How much work is required to speed up this car from rest to 86 mph? The work, W2 = Units Select an answer V How much work is required to speed up this car from 43 mph to 86 mph? The work, W3 = Units Select an answer V

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A 630-kg car speeds up from rest to 43 mph in 3.2 seconds. What is the work done on the car and what is
the average power of the car's engine?
The work done on the car, W1
Units kJ
The power of the engine, P =
Units m
Try to answer the following two questions without serious calculations - it is possible!
How much work is required to speed up this car from rest to 86 mph?
The work, W2 =
Units Select an answer v
How much work is required to speed up this car from 43 mph to 86 mph?
The work, W3 =
Units Select an answer v
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