All these factors are reflected in the measured revolutionary speed of belt (1300 rpm).
Yes, the power supplied by the motor are lost due to all the factors you mentioned. And this will reduce the final speed of the car. But these are all reflected in the measured speed, whether in the car or in the belt.
They are discussing a speed conversion question here (more or less a unit conversion), not really an Energy conversion question that you learnt in yr high school physics.
No need. Because friction helps to turn the wheels and keep the car moving forward. Without friction, the wheels will slip... and all the calculations will be useless.
Air resistance will reduce the speed. However, this factor is reflected in the measured speed of belt already. Power supply from motor is lost, and it reduces the final speed of the whole transmission chain as a result.
This may help. Let's define a few variables first:
G = Gear teeth on yr Diff (e.g. 38T)
B = Belt teeth on yr belt (e.g. 522T)
D = diameter of yr wheel with tyre on ( in mm)
Pi = 3.1416
W = measured revolutionary speed of belt (in rpm)
V = speed of car (in km/h)
V = Pi x D x W x (B/G) x (60/1000000)
The final gear ratio plays no role in yr question. That's related to the conversion between motor's rotation and wheels' rotations.
p.s. Measured speed of wheels = Actual speed of car (unless the tyre slips)
After reading your comment a couple of times (Sorry on dis-respect again!!), I think what you're trying say is that, the measurement of the speed (on the belt) has already included lost(s), so the final result should have already included all the lost(s).
And sorry, I must have missed out my unit conversions during high shool!! (did'nt pay attention until uni ha ha)
Just because I love my energy and your knowledge is beyond my high school physics, it leads to my next question (sorry!). So you saying to measurement of speed on the belt has already content lost factors. How about anything after the belt? like the diff pulleys, is there any sound on the pulleys, is there any heat as well?? if there are sound and heat, does it mean there are "losses" as well?? I know these questions can go on and on. That's why I said earlier on "the factors are never clear"
it can be anything that you can think of. Limitation is that the sensor and the object to be tested must be within 1 mm.
I prefer to check the RPM of the spur gear.
let us put it this way.
if there are no energy lost, the belt would have spin faster > 1300 RPM
Because of the energy lost that you have mentioned, the belt turned at 1300 RPM only
Energy input into the car = mechanical energy of car (belt spin at 1300 RPM) + energy lost ( sound, vibration , heat , etc)