A car moving at a constant speed of 54km/h comes to rest in 2.5seconds. The car covers 5m after driver applies the brakes. The total force applied to stop the car is 1000N. Calculate the power dissipated in stopping the car.
A
1kW
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B
2kW
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C
3kW
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D
5kW
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Solution
The correct option is B2kW Given,
Total force applied to stop the car is 1000N
Distance covered by the car before stopping (s) =5m
Time taken by the car to come to rest =2.5seconds
⇒ Work done to stop the car (W) = Force × Displacement ⇒W=1000×5=5000N
We know that power is defined as the work done per unit time, ⇒Power=WorkdoneTime