Let F be the force of friction on the 1600kg car and m be its mass.
The force of friction is proportional to the mass, so we can set up the proportion:
F/1600 = 6272/2400
Now we can solve for F:
F = (6272/2400) * 1600
F = 4.16 * 1600
F = 6656
Therefore, friction would exert 6656 newtons of force on a 2400kg car under the same conditions.
The force that friction exerts on a car is proportional to its mass. Suppose friction exerts 6272
newtons
of force on a 1600
kilogram
car on a wet road. How many newtons of force would friction exert on a 2400kg
car under the same conditions?
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