A cart is pushed horizontally with a constant force of 0.50 N and is observed to accelerate at a rate of0.10 m/s?. Assuming frictional forces can be neglected, what is the mass of the cart?5.0 kg0.050 kg0.20 kg0.020 kg0.10 kg In a modified Atwood's machine apparatus like that used in your lab exercise 3, increasing the mass ofthe cart while leaving the same mass on the mass hanger shouldincrease the force acting on the cartcause the cart to accelerate more quicklyincrease the tension in the stringincrease the final velocity of the cart when It reaches the end of the tracknone of the above

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1. given that applied force (F)=0.50 N acceleration (a)=0.10 m/s2 mass of the cart (m)=?

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A cart is pushed horizontally with a constant force of 0.50 N and is observed to accelerate at a rate of 0.10 m/s?. Assuming frictional forces can be neglected, what is the mass of the cart? 5.0 kg 0.050 kg O 0.20 kg 0.020 kg O 0.10 kg

A cart is pushed horizontally with a constant force of 0.50 N and is observed to accelerate at a rate of 0.10 m/s?. Assuming frictional forces can be neglected, what is the mass of the cart? 5.0 kg 0.050 kg O 0.20 kg 0.020 kg O 0.10 kg

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