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    Oct 2, 2011, 03:11 AM
    Solve the sum of physics on force
    If BAJAJ claims thet its new bike Pulsar 350cc, weighing 250 kg can attains a max. Speed of 216kmph in just 5 seconds. Then find out the value of force that must be appied by the powerful engine of the bike?
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    Oct 2, 2011, 03:49 AM
    F = ma
    = mass * acceleration
    = 270 * 216,000 /5* 60*60 N
    = 324 N

    A force of 324 Newtons is to be applied by the 'powerful' engine of the new Pulsar 350cc bike of Bazaz
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