A loaded and an unloaded cart are moving with same kinetic energies such that same retarding force acts on them and they finally stop after covering "S1" and "S2" distances respectively, which of the following is true?
Correct answer: A. S1=S2
- A. S1=S2
- B. S1<S2
- C. S1>S2
- D. None of these
Explanation
According to Work-Energy PrincipleChange in K.E= W frictionChange in K.E = FdcosStopping distance = dSince both cars have same K.E, so their stopping distances are also equal.
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