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Which formula represents the time it takes to accelerate a car of mass m from rest to a speed v, using an electric motor with voltage V and drive current I?
A. t = 2IV/mv^2
B. t = 2Iv/mV
C. t = mv^2/2IV
D. t = mV/2Iv
Since P = IV & KE = 1/2mv^2, I set the equation up as follows;
IV = 1/2mv^2
I'm just a bit confused as to how time t is inserted into this equation. The answer would be C. Thanks a lot!
A. t = 2IV/mv^2
B. t = 2Iv/mV
C. t = mv^2/2IV
D. t = mV/2Iv
Since P = IV & KE = 1/2mv^2, I set the equation up as follows;
IV = 1/2mv^2
I'm just a bit confused as to how time t is inserted into this equation. The answer would be C. Thanks a lot!