Question #173270

a car with a mass of 900 kg accelerates along the road at 3m/s2. a frictional force of 600 n is acting on the wheels. what force is produced by the car's engine?


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Expert's answer
2021-03-23T08:14:17-0400

Let's first find the net force of the car from the Newton's Second Law of Motion:


Fnet=ma=900 kg3 ms2=2700 N.F_{net}=ma=900\ kg\cdot3\ \dfrac{m}{s^2}=2700\ N.

Then, we can find the force produced by the car's engine:


Fengine=FnetFfr=2700 N600 N=2100 N.F_{engine}=F_{net}-F_{fr}=2700\ N-600\ N=2100\ N.

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