force (F) lifts a body with a mass of 5kg upwards on a 30 degree frictionless slope. The following graph depicts the change in force F overtime: 1) calculate the body's acceleration for each stage until t=50s 2) did the body change its direction of movement within those 50s? when? assuming the body started at

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A force (F) lifts a body with a mass of 5kg upwards on a 30 degree frictionless slope.

The following graph depicts the change in force F overtime:

1) calculate the body's acceleration for each stage until t=50s
2) did the body change its direction of movement within those 50s? when? assuming the body started at the bottom of the incline, how far up did it reach?

F(N)↑
50
10
10
20
50
Transcribed Image Text:F(N)↑ 50 10 10 20 50
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