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A) Use the formula P = Fnet • v to calculate the net force.
Calculate the gravitational force along the slope: Fg = mgsin a.
Add the resistive force and gravitational force to get the total resistance force.
Subtract the total resistance from the net force available for acceleration.
Finally, use F = ma to calculate the acceleration.
B) At maximum speed, use P = Ftotal • Vmax to find the maximum velocity.
Use the total resistance force to solve for the maximum speed.
P isnt Fnet * v, its the driving force by V
So then it’s P = Fdriving * V, right?
yes
Ah got it. My mistake.
np, just think that no matter what the resultant force is, the car is still outputting a certain driving force, hence it has a power output
my bad I forgot to include the parallel component of the weight force
Resultant Force = Driving force - (resitance + weight component)
P = FV
30000 = 8F
Driving Force = 30000/8
Weight component parallel to the slope, 1500g*sin(alpha)
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