1.A car is able to provide 300kW of tractive power, as it accelerates from36 to 288km/hr, along a flat and level section of road. This is achieved in2 seconds.e) Assuming that the tractive power remains constant, calculate themomentum of the car after 3 seconds.

Given data- Tractive Power=300kW Initial velocity=36km/hr Final velocity=288km/hr Required- to…

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e) Assuming that the tractive power remains constant, calculate the momentum of the car after 3 seconds.

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A car is able to provide 300kW of tractive power, as it accelerates from
36 to 288km/hr, along a flat and level section of road. This is achieved in
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e) Assuming that the tractive power remains constant, calculate the
momentum of the car after 3 seconds.

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