Q12. The following carts are moving to the right across a frictionless surface with the specified initial velocity. A force is applied to each cart for a set amount of time as shown in the diagram below. Rank the four carts from least to greatest in terms of: 1. Initial momentum, 2. Impulse applied, 3. Final momentum, 4. Final velocity (1.ABDC, 2.DACB, 3.ADBC, 4.DCBA) F=20N 10 kg t-5s F=25N 20 kg t-6s Vo=5 m/s Vo=3 m/s A В 30 kg F=30N t=45 F=15N 40 kg t-6s Vo=4 m/s Vo=2 m/s

Q12. The following carts are moving to the right across a frictionless surface with the specified initial velocity. A force is applied to each cart for a set amount of time as shown in the diagram below. Rank the four carts from least to greatest in terms of: 1. Initial momentum, 2. Impulse applied, 3. Final momentum, 4. Final velocity (1.ABDC, 2.DACB, 3.ADBC, 4.DCBA) F=20N 10 kg t-5s F=25N 20 kg t-6s Vo=5 m/s Vo=3 m/s A В 30 kg F=30N t=45 F=15N 40 kg t-6s Vo=4 m/s Vo=2 m/s

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