Sierra M.

asked • 10/22/13

A car is moving at 100 km/hr.

its mass is 950 kg. find it's ke.

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Vivian L. answered • 10/22/13

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Vivian L.

ke=4750000 kg-km2/hour2
Do you need to convert to seconds?...
ke=[4750000 kg-km2/hour2][(1 hour)2/(360 sec)2]
ke=13194 kg-km2/sec2
Do you need to convert to meters?...
ke=[13194 kg-km2/sec2][(1000 m)2/(1 km)2]
ke=1319400 kg-m2/sec2
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Andre W.

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Yes, you should convert to meters/second, because a joule is defined as 1 J = 1 kg *m²/s²
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Vivian L.

Good point!
But she did not say she need Standard Units.
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10/22/13

Sierra M.

Numerical answer only in mj to 3 decimal places
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10/22/13

Vivian L.

Then please use Andre's answer.
I apologize if I caused any confusion.
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Andre W.

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0.367 MJ
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Andre W.

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You're doing great, Vivian! And remember, 1 hour = 3600 seconds. :)
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