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A 1715 kg car accelerates from rest to 21 m/s. What energy E is required to accomplish this? Assume that no dissipative forces act on the car. E = J In terms of to the amount of energy E required to accelerate a car from rest to 21 m/s, how much additional energy ΔE is required to accelerate the car from 21 m/s to twice that speed, 42 m/s ? ΔE = 0 ΔE = 2E ΔE = 3E ΔE = 4E

A 1715 kg car accelerates from rest to 21 m/s. What energy E is required to accomplish this? Assume that no dissipative forces act on the car. E = J In terms of to the amount of energy E required to accelerate a car from rest to 21 m/s, how much additional energy ΔE is required to accelerate the car from 21 m/s to twice that speed, 42 m/s ? ΔE = 0 ΔE = 2E ΔE = 3E ΔE = 4E

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A 1715 k g car accelerates from rest to 21 m / s .
What energy E is required to accomplish this? Assume that no dissipative forces act on the car.
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◻ J In terms of to the amount of energy E required to accelerate a car from rest to 21 m / s , how much additional energy Δ E is required to accelerate the car from 21 m / s to twice that speed, 42 m / s ? Δ E = 0 Δ E = 2 E Δ E = 3 E Δ E = 4 E

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