Velocity of a car of mass 2 tonnes is increased from 36 km/hr to 144km/hr in 10 seconds. Calculate the force applied by its engine. [ 1 tonne = 1000kg]

2000 N

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4000 N

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6000 N

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8000 N

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6000 N

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Velocity of a car of mass 2 tonnes is increased from 36 km/hr to 144km/hr in 10 seconds. Calculate the force applied by its engine. [ 1 tonne = 1000kg]

The correct option is C 6000 N

The correct option is C
6000 N