(5) The car is accelerating to the right at 3.0 m/s², m1 = 10 kg and mɔ = 20 kg. a) What is the net force on m2? b) What is the force exerted on m2 by mị? m2 c) What is the force exerted on mi by m2? d) Jeopardy question: The question is similar to the first part and the answer is "30 N to the right". What is the question? e) What is the force exerted on mi by the left wall of the car?

(5) The car is accelerating to the right at 3.0 m/s², m1 = 10 kg and mɔ = 20 kg. a) What is the net force on m2? b) What is the force exerted on m2 by mị? m2 c) What is the force exerted on mi by m2? d) Jeopardy question: The question is similar to the first part and the answer is "30 N to the right". What is the question? e) What is the force exerted on mi by the left wall of the car?

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