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problem: The chemical potential energy in gasoline is converted to
kinetic energy in cars. If a car accelerates from zero to 60
km/h, compared to the energy necessary to increase the
velocity of the car from zero to 30 km/h, the energy
necessary to increase the velocity of the car from 30 to 60
km/h is:
the answer is 3 times as great. Why?
kinetic energy in cars. If a car accelerates from zero to 60
km/h, compared to the energy necessary to increase the
velocity of the car from zero to 30 km/h, the energy
necessary to increase the velocity of the car from 30 to 60
km/h is:
the answer is 3 times as great. Why?