SOLUTION: The acceleration of a car is proportional tot he hoirsepower of the engine and inversely proportional tot he weight of the passengers
A)Show this relationship as an equation
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Question 210689: The acceleration of a car is proportional tot he hoirsepower of the engine and inversely proportional tot he weight of the passengers
A)Show this relationship as an equation
B)What ahppens to the acceleration of the car if the horsepower of the engine is tripled?
C)What happens tot he acceleration fo the car fi the weight inside is tripled?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The acceleration of a car is proportional tot he hoirsepower of the engine and inversely proportional tot he weight of the passengers
A)Show this relationship as an equation
a = kh/w
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B)What ahppens to the acceleration of the car if the horsepower of the engine is tripled?
3a = k(3h)/w
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C)What happens to the acceleration of the car if the weight inside is tripled?
a/3 = kh/(3w)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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