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14. Cars that are moving along horizontal roads are going to be stopped by plowing into identical barriers. All of the cars are the same size and shape, but they carry loads with different masses. All of the cars are going to be stopped by the same constant force by the barrier. Rank the distance that will be needed to stop the cars with the same force. *

14. Cars that are moving along horizontal roads are going to be stopped by plowing into identical barriers. All of the cars are the same size and shape, but they carry loads with different masses. All of the cars are going to be stopped by the same constant force by the barrier. Rank the distance that will be needed to stop the cars with the same force. *

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14. Cars that are moving along horizontal roads are going to be stopped by plowing into identical barriers. All of the cars are the same size and shape, but they carry loads with different masses. All of the cars are going to be stopped by the same constant force by the barrier. Rank the distance that will be needed to stop the cars with the same force. * C 8 m/s 6 m/s 8 mys 4 m/s m= 1000 kg m= 1600 kg m= 1200 kg m= 1600 kg a. All are the same b. B >C > A > D Oc. B C > A > D O d. B = D > C > A Sign out V O 11:30 alt
Transcribed Image Text:14. Cars that are moving along horizontal roads are going to be stopped by plowing into identical barriers. All of the cars are the same size and shape, but they carry loads with different masses. All of the cars are going to be stopped by the same constant force by the barrier. Rank the distance that will be needed to stop the cars with the same force. * C 8 m/s 6 m/s 8 mys 4 m/s m= 1000 kg m= 1600 kg m= 1200 kg m= 1600 kg a. All are the same b. B >C > A > D Oc. B C > A > D O d. B = D > C > A Sign out V O 11:30 alt
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There are different masses and velocities of car in four different situation,

m1=1000 kgv1=6 m/s.m2=1600 kg.v2=8 m/s.m3=1200 kg.v3=8 m/s.m4=1600 kg.v4=4 m/s.

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