(b) A 1300-kg car travelled from 10 to 60 km/h on an uphill road with a vertical riseof 30 m.[Sebuah kereta seberat 1300 kg bergerak dari 10 ke 60 kmlj pada jalan mendaki dengan kenaikanmenegak 30 m.](i) List the appropriate energies involved with their formulas.[Senaraikan tenaga-tenaga yang terlibat beserta rumus-rumusnya.](ii) Use your answer in Question 1(b)(i) to determine the total energy requiredto perform the work. Use gravitational force, g = 9.81 m/s?.[Gunakan jawapan anda pada Soalan 1(b)(i) untuk menentukan jumlah tenaga yangdiperlukan untuk melaksanakan kerja ini. Gunakan daya graviti, g = 9.81 m/s'.]

Given data: The mass of the car is m=1300 kg The initial velocity of car is u=10 km/h=2.78 m/s The…

(b) A 1300-kg car travelled from 10 to 60 km/h on an uphill road with a vertical rise of 30 m. [Sebuah kereta seberat 1300 kg bergerak dari 10 ke 60 kmlj pada jalan mendakt dengan kenatkan menegak 30 m.] (i) List the appropriate energies involved with their formulas. [Senaraikan tenaga-tenaga yang terlibat beserta rumus-rumusnya.] Use your answer in Question 1(b)(i) to determine the total energy required to perform the work. Use gravitational force, g 9.81 m/s?. [Gumakan jawapan anda pada Soalan 1(b)(1) untuk menentukan jumlah tenaga yang diperlukan untuk melaksanakan kerja ini. Gunakan daya graviti, g = 9.81 m/s'.] (ii)

(b) A 1300-kg car travelled from 10 to 60 km/h on an uphill road with a vertical rise of 30 m. [Sebuah kereta seberat 1300 kg bergerak dari 10 ke 60 kmlj pada jalan mendakt dengan kenatkan menegak 30 m.] (i) List the appropriate energies involved with their formulas. [Senaraikan tenaga-tenaga yang terlibat beserta rumus-rumusnya.] Use your answer in Question 1(b)(i) to determine the total energy required to perform the work. Use gravitational force, g 9.81 m/s?. [Gumakan jawapan anda pada Soalan 1(b)(1) untuk menentukan jumlah tenaga yang diperlukan untuk melaksanakan kerja ini. Gunakan daya graviti, g = 9.81 m/s'.] (ii)

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