19:45 Sat 14 May * 78%D + : 0 For question 10 only: Two dynamics carts, one a W+ E exploder piston single cart of mass 1.0kg, the other a double cart of mass compression single cart spring double cart 2.0kg, each with essentially frictionless wheels, are in contact and at rest. The compression spring on the single cart is suddenly released, causing the cart to exert an average force of 2.0N [E] on the double cart for 0.50 seconds. 10. During the spring interaction, which one of the following statements is false? a) The force exerted by the double cart on the single cart is 2.0N[W]. b) The net force acting on the single cart is 4.0N[W] c) The acceleration of the double cart is 1.0m/s², d). The 1kg cart will experience a larger acceleration.

19:45 Sat 14 May * 78%D + : 0 For question 10 only: Two dynamics carts, one a W+ E exploder piston single cart of mass 1.0kg, the other a double cart of mass compression single cart spring double cart 2.0kg, each with essentially frictionless wheels, are in contact and at rest. The compression spring on the single cart is suddenly released, causing the cart to exert an average force of 2.0N [E] on the double cart for 0.50 seconds. 10. During the spring interaction, which one of the following statements is false? a) The force exerted by the double cart on the single cart is 2.0N[W]. b) The net force acting on the single cart is 4.0N[W] c) The acceleration of the double cart is 1.0m/s², d). The 1kg cart will experience a larger acceleration.

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