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a 1000 kg car traveling at 30 m/s suddenly stops in 5 seconds. how much force was used to stop the car?
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bobpursley
force*time=mass*changeinVelocity
14 years ago
Kay
so... F*5+-30*1000 which equals 6000??
14 years ago
bobpursley
no.

force= 30*1000/5, oh, yes, 6000N
14 years ago

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