A physics student performs three experiments to test the changes in momentum of a small cart of mass M pushed along a horizontal surface. An applied force pushes the cart for 16 seconds, and there is negligible friction. The following graph shows the applied force (N) as a function of time (s) for each experiment. Which statement correctly ranks the cart's momentum change from greatest to lowest from 0 to 16 s? Applied Force (N) 20 15 ☆ Time (s) O Experiment 3 = Experiment 2 = Experiment 1 O Experiment 1 = Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 O Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 > Experiment 1 Ⓒ Experiment 1 > Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 12 16 -Experiment 1 ...... Experiment 2 - Experiment 3

A physics student performs three experiments to test the changes in momentum of a small cart of mass M pushed along a horizontal surface. An applied force pushes the cart for 16 seconds, and there is negligible friction. The following graph shows the applied force (N) as a function of time (s) for each experiment. Which statement correctly ranks the cart's momentum change from greatest to lowest from 0 to 16 s? Applied Force (N) 20 15 ☆ Time (s) O Experiment 3 = Experiment 2 = Experiment 1 O Experiment 1 = Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 O Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 > Experiment 1 Ⓒ Experiment 1 > Experiment 3 > Experiment 2 12 16 -Experiment 1 ...... Experiment 2 - Experiment 3

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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