It takes a mechanic 5,310 J of labour to get the car from a standstill to a top speed of v, which is 2.00 103 kg. The car travels 24.0 m in this period of time. Find v and the horizontal force exerted on the car, disregarding the friction between the car and the road. ) (a) the velocity (b) the horizontal force applied to the vehicle (Enter the magnitude.)

It takes a mechanic 5,310 J of labour to get the car from a standstill to a top speed of v, which is 2.00 103 kg. The car travels 24.0 m in this period of time. Find v and the horizontal force exerted on the car, disregarding the friction between the car and the road. ) (a) the velocity (b) the horizontal force applied to the vehicle (Enter the magnitude.)

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