The vehicle shown starts from rest at the bottom of the hill andaccelerates up the hill due to the force FR from the road. Note that this is a staticfriction force and is not dissipative.Vrop = 9.7 m/sm = 1600 kgh = 50 mFR = 7300 N0 = 25°A) If the vehicle reaches the top of the hill with the speed shown, how muchthermal energy is dissipated in the process?B) Assuming that air drag, Fang , is the only dissipative force during this process,try to estimate the cross-sectional area of the vehicle "seen" by the air. In theformula for air drag, regard the car's speed as being a constant v = 5.0 m/s (thisspeed is roughly half of the starting and ending speeds). Use C = 0.5 for the dragcoefficient and p = 1.25 kg/m³ for air density.

Given data mass of car = 1600 kgFR = 7300 Nvtop = 9.7 m/sh = 50 m

The vehicle shown starts from rest at the bottom of the hill and accelerates up the hill due to the force F, from the road. Note that this is a static friction force and is not dissipative. Vrop = 9.7 m/s m = 1600 kg h = 50 m FR = 7300 N e = 25° A) If the vehicle reaches the top of the hill with the speed shown, how much thermal energy is dissipated in the process? B) Assuming that air drag, Fing , is the only dissipative force during this process, try to estimate the cross-sectional area of the vehicle "seen" by the air. In the formula for air drag, regard the car's speed as being a constant v = 5.0 m/s (this speed is roughly half of the starting and ending speeds). Use C = 0.5 for the drag coefficient and p : %3D 1.25 kg/m³ for air density. %3D

The vehicle shown starts from rest at the bottom of the hill and accelerates up the hill due to the force F, from the road. Note that this is a static friction force and is not dissipative. Vrop = 9.7 m/s m = 1600 kg h = 50 m FR = 7300 N e = 25° A) If the vehicle reaches the top of the hill with the speed shown, how much thermal energy is dissipated in the process? B) Assuming that air drag, Fing , is the only dissipative force during this process, try to estimate the cross-sectional area of the vehicle "seen" by the air. In the formula for air drag, regard the car's speed as being a constant v = 5.0 m/s (this speed is roughly half of the starting and ending speeds). Use C = 0.5 for the drag coefficient and p : %3D 1.25 kg/m³ for air density. %3D

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