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Title: Power up incline
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Forum: Introductory Physics  Introductory Physics - forum profile
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Started 6 months, 1 week ago (2008-03-30 13:53:00)  by spj1
Power up incline Car travels up 10% grade at constant speed of 35 m/s. The car is 2000 kg and requires a total force of 600N on a regular, flat incline. What is the power required to get up the grade? P=FxV %10 percent incline = arctan(.1)... theta = 5.7, so the displacement would be about 10.1 ...
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Started 6 months, 1 week ago (2008-03-30 15:50:00)  by PhanthomJay
I'm guessing from the problem that a 'flat incline' is one with no slope, and that it requires 600N force to keep the car moving at 35m/s on a horizontal surface (apparently to overcome friction and air drag, etc.). So when it moves up the incline, it must provide 600N PLUS an additional component to overcome the gravity component acting down the plane. No need to look at ...
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