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8 Energy – forces doing work

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Question 48
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A child pulls a sledge across flat snow with a rope.

The rope is horizontal.

The child does 1.5 kJ of work pulling the sledge with a constant force of 60 N.

a.

Calculate the distance the sledge moves.

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b.

During this time, the kinetic store of the sledge increases by 300 J.

Calculate the energy transferred to thermal stores.

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c.

Explain how the energy transferred to thermal stores could be reduced.

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d.

The child then pulls the sledge the same distance at the same constant speed across rougher snow.

Explain how the work done by the child changes.

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