Q. 53.6( 5 Votes )
A constant force
Answer :
Given the initial velocity u =0, implies initial K.E =0 Acceleration a= force/mass = 2.5/0.015 = 500/3 m/ Displacement = 2.5m, now let us evaluate final velocity using equations of uniform motion
, substituting the given values and solving for v we get v= 2500/3m/sec Therefore the final kinetic energy =
, now from the work energy theorem we have W =
Now let us evaluate the times taken for the displacement using the equation of uniform linear motion v= u+a× t
Thus, we get t = 0.17sec, by substituting for v,u and a
Now as per the definition of power P =Work/time =
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