A body is moving with a velocity 1ms−1 a force F is needed to stop it within a distance x. If the speed of the body is 3ms−1, the force needed to stop it with in the same distance (x) will be:
6F
1.5F
3F
9F
A
1.5F
B
9F
C
6F
D
3F
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Work done by force Fx=12mv2 Given v=1m/s ⇒Fx=12m Now, suppose force needed to stop the same body moving at 3m/s, is f.
Using force energy theorem:
⇒fx=129m ⇒f=9F
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