A moving cart is given a push by someone's hand so that a force is exerted on it. The force diagram for a moment in time while this force is acting is shown here. Force exerted on cart by hand Several seconds later it is observed that the cart is still moving, but measurements show that the force of the hand is no longer acting on the cart. Which of the force diagrams below would be most appropriate for the cart at this later moment in time? A Force that was exerted on cart by hand В C Force exerted on cart by hand

A moving cart is given a push by someone's hand so that a force is exerted on it. The force diagram for a moment in time while this force is acting is shown here. Force exerted on cart by hand Several seconds later it is observed that the cart is still moving, but measurements show that the force of the hand is no longer acting on the cart. Which of the force diagrams below would be most appropriate for the cart at this later moment in time? A Force that was exerted on cart by hand В C Force exerted on cart by hand

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A moving cart is given a push by someone's hand so that a force is exerted on it. The force
diagram for a moment in time while this force is acting is shown here.
Force exerted on
cart by hand
Several seconds later it is observed that the cart is still moving, but measurements show
that the force of the hand is no longer acting on the cart. Which of the force diagrams
below would be most appropriate for the cart at this later moment in time?
A
Force that was exerted
on cart by hand
В
Force exerted on
cart by hand

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