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The quantity dE/dv, the rate of increase of energy with speed, is the amount of additional energy a moving object needs per 1m/sincrease in speed.

a. A25,000kgkg truck is traveling at 30m/s. How much additional energy is needed to increase its speed by 1m/s?

b. A25,000kg rocket is traveling atrole="math" localid="1649677033976" 0.90c. How much additional energy is needed to increase its speed by1m/s?

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a. 750KJenergy is needed to increase its speed by 1m/s.

b.8.2×1013Jenergy is needed to increase its speed by1m/s

Step by step solution

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Part (a) step 1: Given Information

We need to find the additional energy needed to increase its speed by 1m/sin which his truck is traveling at30m/s.

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Part (a) step 2: Simplify

Consider

m=25,000kg

Here the speed is not relativisticv=30m/s

role="math" localid="1649678026406" E=12mv2dEdv=mvdEdv=(25,000kg)(30m/s)dEdv=750KJ (Substitute values in the equation )

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Part (b) step 1: Given Information

We need to find the additional energy needed to increase its speed by 1m/sin witch rocket is traveling at 0.90c.

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Part (b) step 2: Simplify 

Here the speed is definitely(v=0.90cm/s):

dEdv=ddvmc2+KdEdv=ddvmc2+γpmc2-mc2dEdv=ddvγpmc2dEdv=mc2ddv1-v2c2dEdv=mc2ddv1-v2c2-12dEdv=mc2-121-v2c2-32-2vc2dEdv=mv1-v2c2-32dEdv=25000kg0.903.0×108m/s1-0.92-32dEdv=8.2×1013J

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