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Acceleration and Newtons laws
A 1.1 *10^3 Kg car accelerates at 3.40m/s^2 . If the wheel exerts a force of 5.6*10^3N on the road, calculate the force resisting the motion?
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Use F = ma again. Here, find the resultant force F. Since the forward force is given, and the net force is given, you can find the opposing force. |
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