Per:1.A child is pulling a wagon with toys of varying masses in it. The combined mass of the wagon and thetoys is initially 10 kg. The initial velocity is 0.89 m/s.Read each of the sentences that describe a change to the wagon and/or toys. For each scenario, circlewhether the kinetic energy increases, decreases, or stays the same.A. The child increases the velocity of the wagon to 0.92 m/s.KE increasesKE decreasesKE remains the sameB. The child removes a toy bear of mass 0.23 kg and the velocity remains the same.KE increasesKE decreasesKE remains the sameC. The velocity of the wagon decreases to 0.27 m/s.KE increasesKE decreasesKE remains the sameD. The child turns the wagon around, and its new velocity is -1.12 m/s.KE increasesKE decreasesKE remains the sameE. The child adds 2.1 kg of rocks to the wagon and the velocity decreases to 0.71 m/s.KE increasesKE decreasesKE remains the sameF. The child adds toys until the total mass is 11.6 kg, and the velocity changes to 0.85 m/s.KE decreasesKE remains the sameKE increasesmarble is placed at the top of a frictionless track. The top of the track has a height of 1.20 meters.e mass of the marble is 0.330 grams. What is the maximum velocity of the marble, assuming theom of the track is 0.300 meters above the ground? Show your work for full creditm= 0.330 gh=1.20 mh0.300 m

Solution: given thattotal mass M= 10 kgspeed v = 0.89 m/s

1. A child is pulling a wagon with toys of varying masses in it. The combined mass of the wagon and the toys is initially 10 kg. The initial velocity is 0.89 m/s. Read each of the sentences that describe a change to the wagon and/or toys. For each scenario, circle whether the kinetic energy increases, decreases, or stays the same. A. The child increases the velocity of the wagon to 0.92 m/s. KE increases KE decreases KE remains the same B. The child removes a toy bear of mass 0.23 kg and the velocity remains the same. KE increases KE decreases KE remains the same C. The velocity of the wagon decreases to 0.27 m/s. KE decreases KE remains the same KE increases

1. A child is pulling a wagon with toys of varying masses in it. The combined mass of the wagon and the toys is initially 10 kg. The initial velocity is 0.89 m/s. Read each of the sentences that describe a change to the wagon and/or toys. For each scenario, circle whether the kinetic energy increases, decreases, or stays the same. A. The child increases the velocity of the wagon to 0.92 m/s. KE increases KE decreases KE remains the same B. The child removes a toy bear of mass 0.23 kg and the velocity remains the same. KE increases KE decreases KE remains the same C. The velocity of the wagon decreases to 0.27 m/s. KE decreases KE remains the same KE increases

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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