In the potential energy experiment. If the kinetic energy of the system composed of masses mj and m2 is 0.786 J. Given that the masses are moving at a speed of 1.39 m/s find the mass of the cart m; ( in units of kg) when m2= 110 g. m m: Select one: OA. 0.814 OB. 0.297 OC. 1.017 OD. 1.131 OE. 0.704

In the potential energy experiment. If the kinetic energy of the system composed of masses mj and m2 is 0.786 J. Given that the masses are moving at a speed of 1.39 m/s find the mass of the cart m; ( in units of kg) when m2= 110 g. m m: Select one: OA. 0.814 OB. 0.297 OC. 1.017 OD. 1.131 OE. 0.704

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