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01 – (Valor – 2,0) O maior campo de testes de veículos da América Latina, localizado na cidade de Indaiatuba (SP), tem forma cir

cular, cujo diâmetro mede aproximadamente 2,0 km. Suponha que um carro gaste 100 s para completar uma volta nesta pista e mantenha constante a velocidade escalar. Calcule a frequência em RPM e a velocidade escalar do carro em m/s.

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Scilla [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

a) Calcule a frequência em RPM

= 0.6 RPM

b) a velocidade escalar do carro em m/s.

= 20m/s

Explanation:

a) Calcule a frequência em RPM

A fórmula para calcular a frequência é: 1/T

onde T= Tempo (seconds)

T = 100s

A frequência = 1/100s

A frequência = 0.01Hz

em RPM

A fórmula para calcular a frequência em RPM =

1 Hz = 60RPM

0.01Hz =

A frequência em RPM = 0.01Hz × 60

= 0.6 RPM

b) a velocidade escalar do carro em m/s.

A fórmula para calcular a velocidade escalar = diâmetro ou distância (m) ÷ tempo (s)

Diâmetro ou Distância = 2.0km

Converter 2.0km para m

1 km = 1000m

2km =

2 km × 1000m

= 2000m

A velocidade escalar = 2000m ÷ 100s

A velocidade escalar = 20m/s

Answer:

a) Frequency in RPM

= 0.6 RPM

b) Scalar Velocity

= 20m/s

Explanation:

a) Frequently in RPM

Formula : 1/T

Where T= Time (seconds)

T = 100s

= 1/100s

= 0.01Hz

Frequency in RPM =

1 Hz = 60RPM

0.01Hz = 0.01Hz × 60

= 0.6 RPM

b) Scalar velocity

The formula = Diameter or Distance ÷ Time

Diameter or Distance = 2.0km

Convert 2.0km to m

1 km = 1000m

2km =

2 km × 1000m

= 2000m

Scalar Velocity = 2000m ÷ 100s

Scalar Velocity = 20m/s

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