Go up a hill

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A car with a mass of 1 , 000 1,000 kg is going up a hill with an inclination of 30 30 ° and a length of 30 30 m. The magnitude of work going up the hill with a speed of 30 30 km/h is α \alpha J. If the speed doubles to 60 60 km/h, what will be the magnitude of work β \beta (in J)?

β \beta =2 α \alpha β \beta =1.5 α \alpha β \beta = α \alpha β \beta =1.3 α \alpha

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1 solution

Anish Puthuraya
Feb 13, 2014

There is no change in Kinetic Energy, so we just have to see the change in the Potential Energy. In both the cases, we climb the same hill (with the same height). Thus, the change in Potential Energy is same in both the cases. Hence, the Work done is also the same in both the cases.

good job

Hasan Mahdi - 7 years, 3 months ago

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