A car is initially at rest and is towed for 200 m with a time varying force shown on the right. You can ignore friction and drag for this problem. A. What is the work done on the car from the tension in the tow cable? B. If the car has a mass of 1,500 kg, how fast will it going after 200 m? T, (N) 5000- 2500- x (m 0 100 200

A car is initially at rest and is towed for 200 m with a time varying force shown on the right. You can ignore friction and drag for this problem. A. What is the work done on the car from the tension in the tow cable? B. If the car has a mass of 1,500 kg, how fast will it going after 200 m? T, (N) 5000- 2500- x (m 0 100 200

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A car is initially at rest and is towed
for 200 m with a time varying force
shown on the right. You can ignore
friction and drag for this problem.
A. What is the work done on the car
from the tension in the tow cable?
B. If the car has a mass of 1,500 kg,
how fast will it going after 200 m?
T, (N)
5000-
2500-
0-
-x (m)
0
100
200

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