5.5. Compare the tension in the coupling between the first two cars in a train with the tension in the coupling between the last two cars when (a) the train's speed is constant and (b) the train is accelerating. 5.6. (a) What is the weight of 6 kg of potatoes? (b) What is the mass of 6 N of potatoes?

5.5. Compare the tension in the coupling between the first two cars in a train with the tension in the coupling between the last two cars when (a) the train's speed is constant and (b) the train is accelerating. 5.6. (a) What is the weight of 6 kg of potatoes? (b) What is the mass of 6 N of potatoes?

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5.5. Compare the tension in the coupling between the first two cars in a train with the tension in the coupling between the
last two cars when (a) the train's speed is constant and (b) the train is accelerating.
5.6. (a) What is the weight of 6 kg of potatoes? (b) What is the mass of 6 N of potatoes?
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A force of 10 N is annlied to (a) a body of mass 5 ka and (h) a body of weight 5N Find tbeir accelerations

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