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39) You place two toy cars on a horizontal table and connect them with a light compressed spring as shown below. The spring tries to push the cars apart, but they are tied together by a thread. When the thread is burned, the spring pushes the cars apart. You decide to investigate how the final speed of car 2 depends on the mass of car 1. You run several experiments, changing m, and measuring v2 while keeping the compression of the spring and the mass of car 2 constant. MWW. Which of the following v2-versus-m, graphs do you expect to obtain? Evaluate the graphs by analyzing limiting cases. (Chapter 7, Question 13) c. V2 а. b. V2 V2

39) You place two toy cars on a horizontal table and connect them with a light compressed spring as shown below. The spring tries to push the cars apart, but they are tied together by a thread. When the thread is burned, the spring pushes the cars apart. You decide to investigate how the final speed of car 2 depends on the mass of car 1. You run several experiments, changing m, and measuring v2 while keeping the compression of the spring and the mass of car 2 constant. MWW. Which of the following v2-versus-m, graphs do you expect to obtain? Evaluate the graphs by analyzing limiting cases. (Chapter 7, Question 13) c. V2 а. b. V2 V2

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39) You place two toy cars on a horizontal table and connect them with a light compressed spring as shown below. The spring tries to push the cars apart, but they are tied together by a thread. When the thread is burned, the spring pushes the cars apart. You decide to investigate how the final speed of car 2 depends on the mass of car 1. You run several experiments, changing m1 and measuring v2 while keeping the compression of the spring and the mass of car 2 constant. MWWW. Which of the following v2-versus-m, graphs do you expect to obtain? Evaluate the graphs by analyzing limiting cases. (Chapter 7, Question 13) a. b. c. V2 V2 V2
Transcribed Image Text:39) You place two toy cars on a horizontal table and connect them with a light compressed spring as shown below. The spring tries to push the cars apart, but they are tied together by a thread. When the thread is burned, the spring pushes the cars apart. You decide to investigate how the final speed of car 2 depends on the mass of car 1. You run several experiments, changing m1 and measuring v2 while keeping the compression of the spring and the mass of car 2 constant. MWWW. Which of the following v2-versus-m, graphs do you expect to obtain? Evaluate the graphs by analyzing limiting cases. (Chapter 7, Question 13) a. b. c. V2 V2 V2
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