A 1000kg car accelerates from rest to 60mph (134m/s) in 10s. During this time, i
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A 1000kg car accelerates from rest to 60mph (134m/s) in 10s.
During this time, its engine was operating at 3600rpm.
(a) Use the work-energy theorem to find the net work done by the
car (Hint: there is no change in potential energy).
(b) Determine the number of cycles the engine goes through in
10s.
(c) How much work is done per cycle?
(d) Efficiency of an engine is given by ÃŽ µ =Wnet/QH.
Now assuming that this engine has an efficiency of
ÃŽ µ=20%, find the average heat flow into the engine in
each cycle.
Explanation / Answer
8978000 J
600 cycles
14963.3 J
74816.7 J
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