Part 2.X Your answer is incorrect.dp,-for the cart at any instant while the cart is moving?dtWhat isdp,-744.996kg-m/sdtHintAssistance UsedSave for LaterAttempts: 3 of 4 usedSubmit AnswerPart 3Your answer is correct.What is the net force on the cart?net= (10494)NPart 4Your answer is incorrect.What is the y-component of the force by the floor on the cart?Fiooryi 813.4eTextbook and MediaHintAttempts: 2 of 4 usedSubmit AnswerSave for Later While helping a friend move, you pull a cart of mass 83 kg on a level floor by pulling at an angle of 20° with a force of magnitude200 N, as shown below. With the cart moving on the level floor, you continue pulling with the same force, and the x component ofthe force exerted by the floor on the cart is -83 N.20Part 1Your answer is correct."dpfor the cart at any instant while the cart is moving?What isdidp,dt104.94kg-m/s?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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