A machine has an 700 g steel shuttle that is pulled along a square steel rail by an elastic cord. The shuttle is released when the elastic cord has 15.0 N tension at a 45° angle. (Figure 1) Figure 45° < 1 of 1 Elastic cord Fixed steel rail Part A What is the initial acceleration of the shuttle? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μÅ 15.151 m ? Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 4 attempts remaining
A machine has an 700 g steel shuttle that is pulled along a square steel rail by an elastic cord. The shuttle is released when the elastic cord has 15.0 N tension at a 45° angle. (Figure 1) Figure 45° < 1 of 1 Elastic cord Fixed steel rail Part A What is the initial acceleration of the shuttle? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μÅ 15.151 m ? Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 4 attempts remaining
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Transcribed Image Text:### Problem Description
A machine has a 700 g steel shuttle that is pulled along a square steel rail by an elastic cord. The shuttle is released when the elastic cord has a tension of 15.0 N at a 45° angle.
### Figure Explanation
The figure shows a rectangular shuttle positioned on a fixed steel rail. An elastic cord is attached to the shuttle and is angled at 45° relative to the rail. This setup illustrates the point at which the elastic cord is under tension but before the shuttle is released.
### Problem Statement
**Part A:**
- **Question:** What is the initial acceleration of the shuttle?
- **Instruction:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.
### Attempted Answer
The attempted answer provided was 15.151 m/s².
**Feedback:** The answer was marked incorrect. There are 4 attempts remaining to solve the problem correctly.
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