. A train pulls out of a station along a straight horizontal track with five identical freight cars behind it, each of which weighs 90.0 KN. The train 25.0 m/s within 5.0 mins. Of starting out. Assuming the engine pulls with a this reaches a speed of constant force during interval, with a magnitude of a force does the coupling between cars pulls forward on the last of the freight cars? Ignore resistance and friction on the freight cars. a. 733.94N b. 458.72N c. 45,871.56N d. 2.30KN d. 459 KN

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9. A train pulls out of a station
along
straight
with
a
horizontal
track
five
identical
freight cars behind it, each of
which weighs 90.0 KN. The train
25.0 m/s
reaches a speed
of
within 5.0 mins. Of starting out.
Assuming the engine pulls with a
this
interval, with a magnitude of a
force does the coupling between
cars pulls forward on the last
of the freight cars? Ignore air
constant
force
during
resistance and friction
the
freight cars.
a. 733.94N
c. 45, 871.56N
b. 458.72N
d. 2.30KN
d. 459 KN
Transcribed Image Text:9. A train pulls out of a station along straight with a horizontal track five identical freight cars behind it, each of which weighs 90.0 KN. The train 25.0 m/s reaches a speed of within 5.0 mins. Of starting out. Assuming the engine pulls with a this interval, with a magnitude of a force does the coupling between cars pulls forward on the last of the freight cars? Ignore air constant force during resistance and friction the freight cars. a. 733.94N c. 45, 871.56N b. 458.72N d. 2.30KN d. 459 KN
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