Original post by Maggie124
Calculate the power of car engine required to drive the car at a speed of 100mph (44.7m/s) against 1400N of resistive force.
Totally confused would really appreciate any help
Totally confused would really appreciate any help
Power is force * velocity. You must have covered it?
(edited 6 months ago)
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