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Question 24

An electric prototype motorbike is designed for high performance.

a.

Suggest two factors that affect the distance the motorbike can travel before its battery needs to be recharged.

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b.

The maximum acceleration of the motorbike is 16 m/s216\text{ m/s}^216 m/s2. Calculate the time taken for the speed of the motorbike to increase from 0 m/s0\text{ m/s}0 m/s to 24 m/s24\text{ m/s}24 m/s at its maximum acceleration. Show your working.

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c.

During a high-speed test run on a straight track, the motorbike accelerates from rest (u=0 m/su = 0\text{ m/s}u=0 m/s) at a constant acceleration of 8.0 m/s28.0\text{ m/s}^28.0 m/s2 over a distance of 400 m400\text{ m}400 m to reach its final velocity vvv. Calculate its final velocity vvv. Use the equation:

v2−u2=2as v^2 - u^2 = 2as v2−u2=2as

Show your working.

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d.

When cruising at its maximum speed, the average resistive force (due to air resistance and mechanical friction) acting on the motorbike is 1200 N1200\text{ N}1200 N. Calculate the work done against this resistive force when the motorbike travels a distance of 4.5 km4.5\text{ km}4.5 km at this speed. Show your working.

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