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A truck driver slams on the brakes and the momentum of the truck changes from<65,000,0,0>kg.m/sto<26,000,0,0>kg.m/s
in4.1sdue to a constant force of the road on the wheels of the truck. As a vector, write the net force exerted on the truck by the surroundings.

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The net force exerted on the truck by the surrounding is<-9512.2,0,0>N.

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01

Definition and the formula of the net force

The rate of change of a particular system’s momentum will be equated to the net force applied to that system.

If the system's momentum changes from initial momentum p1 to final momentum p2over time T, the force acting on the system will be,

localid="1653963994357">Fnet=p2-p1t

02

Finding the net force on the system.

Substitute <65,000,0,0>kg.m/sfor p1, <26,000,0,0>kg.m/sfor p2, and 4.1sfor tinto the formula of the net force acting on the system.

role="math" localid="1653965078905" Fnet=<26,000,0,0>kg.m/s-<65,000,0,0>kg.m/s4.1s=<26,000-65,000,0-0,0-0>kg.m/s4.1s=<-39,000,0,0>kg.m/s4.1s.(1N1kg.m/s)=<-9512.2,0,0>NTherefore,thenetforceonthesystemis<-9512.2,0,0>N.

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