A carnival ride consists of a car traveling in the horizontal plane connected to a rigid rod with a length of 3 m and rotating around a fixed point O as shown in the image below. The car's engine provides a time-varying force perpendicular to the rod given by \( F(t) = 30t^2 + 120 \, \text{N} \). The total mass of the car is 120 kg. The car is initially moving at 1 m/s. Calculate the car's speed after the force is applied for 3 seconds. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the car and the ground is 0.1.

Applied force is Ft=30t2+120 And the friction is μmg=0.1×120×9.8=117.6 N Hence the total force…

A carnival ride consists of a car travelling in the horizontal plane connected to a rigid rod with a length of 3 m and rotating around a fixed point O as shown in the image below. The car's engine provides a time-varying force perpendicular to the rod given by F(t) = 30t² + 120 N. The total mass of the car is 120 kg. The car is initially moving at 1 m/s. Calculate the car's speed after the force is applied for 3 s. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the car and the ground is 0.1.

A carnival ride consists of a car travelling in the horizontal plane connected to a rigid rod with a length of 3 m and rotating around a fixed point O as shown in the image below. The car's engine provides a time-varying force perpendicular to the rod given by F(t) = 30t² + 120 N. The total mass of the car is 120 kg. The car is initially moving at 1 m/s. Calculate the car's speed after the force is applied for 3 s. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the car and the ground is 0.1.

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