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    1) The document contains calculations of velocity, current, power, and other physical quantities using equations of motion, Ohm's law, and kinetic energy. 2) An example calculation finds the final velocity of an object with a mass of 6000 kg accelerating from rest with an additional mass of 800 kg. The final velocity is calculated to be 13.23 m/s. 3) Another example uses the work-energy theorem to calculate the velocity of an object with a mass of 50 kg after experiencing various forces over time, finding the velocity to be 4 m/s.

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    1) The document contains calculations of velocity, current, power, and other physical quantities using equations of motion, Ohm's law, and kinetic energy. 2) An example calculation finds the final velocity of an object with a mass of 6000 kg accelerating from rest with an additional mass of 800 kg. The final velocity is calculated to be 13.23 m/s. 3) Another example uses the work-energy theorem to calculate the velocity of an object with a mass of 50 kg after experiencing various forces over time, finding the velocity to be 4 m/s.

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    Rumus

    Uploaded by

    Lailis Sa'adah
    1) The document contains calculations of velocity, current, power, and other physical quantities using equations of motion, Ohm's law, and kinetic energy. 2) An example calculation finds the final velocity of an object with a mass of 6000 kg accelerating from rest with an additional mass of 800 kg. The final velocity is calculated to be 13.23 m/s. 3) Another example uses the work-energy theorem to calculate the velocity of an object with a mass of 50 kg after experiencing various forces over time, finding the velocity to be 4 m/s.

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    26. m T v T +m C v C =( m T + mC ) . v

    6000.15+800.0=( 6000+800 ) . v '

    6000.15=6800 . v '

    60.15
    v' =
    68
    '
    v =13,23m/ s

    27.

    I =∆ P=Luas=F . ∆ t

    m . ∆ v=( 10.1 ) + ( 1 .6 ) + ( 0,5.8 )

    5 . v t =10+6+ 4

    5 v t =20

    v t=4 m/s

    28

    1
    . m. ( v 22−v 21 ) =m . L
    2

    1
    . 50. ( 0 −6 ) =m. L
    2 2
    2

    32.

    V
    I=
    R

    I 1 R 2 45 1
    = = =
    I 2 R 1 90 2
    1
    I 1= . 0,3=0,1 A
    3

    35

    80 %Ek →W

    1
    0,8 . m. v 2=P . t
    2

    1m 2
    0,8 . . v =P
    2 t

    1 2
    0,8 . 2000. 10 =P
    2

    0,8 . 1000. 1000=P

    P=80000W

    P=80 kW

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