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What if your light truck weighs 3500 kg a gentle slope that is 0.5 km long. at the top of the slope you are 200 m higher in elevation than when you started. assuming on friction what force has your en?
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What if your truck weighs 3'500kg you drive gentle slope is 05km long at the top slope you are 200m higher in elevation when you started assuming no friction what force you engine drove up?
1400N
What if your truck weighs 3500 kg you drive up a gentle slope that is 5kg long At the top of the slope you are 200m higher in elevation then when you started with no friction what was the force?
14000N is the correct answer
A light truck weighs 3500kg you drive up a gentle slope 0.5km long at the top ofslope you are 200 m higher in elevation than when you stated assuming no friction what force has your engine exerted to?
14000N
What if your light truck weighs 3500 kg you drive up a gentel slope that is 0.5 km long at the top of the slope you are 200 m higher in elevation than when you started assuming no friction what force?
The answer is 14000N. 3500(9.8)/(500/200) = 1400(9.8) = 13720 A 44% grade is not a "gentle slope."
Truck weighs 3500 kg you drive up a gentle slope that is 0.5 km long at top you are 200 m higher assuming no friction what force has your engine exerted to drive up the slope?
Answer is 14000N.
Gentle rolling landforms between 100 and 600 high in elevation?
100 and 600 WHAT?
Why do you think gentle slopes are shown with more widely spaced lines than steeps slopes are?
Contour lines on a on a topographic map indicate elevations. Since elevation changes gently on gentle slopes the contour lines are further apart. Elevation changes rapidly on a steep slope so the contour lines are closer together.
What kind of topography does contour lines that are far apart indicate?
Contour lines that are far apart indicate a gentle slope. Because contour lines connect points with the same elevation, wide spacing indicates that the elevation is not changing drastically.
What is the elevation at Fargo ND?
The elevation in Fargo, ND ranges from 904 feet to 1,171 feet above sea level. The city itself is situated along the Red River of the North and is mostly flat with occasional gentle slopes.
What does contour lines that are farther apart on On topographic maps indicate?
Little change in elevation, or a low gradient
What is a flat land that stretches for miles and miles?
That is called a plain. Plains are large areas of flat land with gentle slopes, and they can stretch for long distances without any significant changes in elevation.
Why is a tire made of rubber?
Because its a strong and , when needed , flexible material that wont pierce easily and is also comfortable and gentle in a car that can be molded easily . It also has a very good grip and friction on the road .
