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Q2) Conceptual question, no calculations a) The two systems shown are very similar. In both cases, the horizontal surface is frictionless. All the boxes have the same mass. In which system will box 2 have a larger acceleration? Are they the same? How do you know? 2 no friction 2 no friction

Q2) Conceptual question, no calculations a) The two systems shown are very similar. In both cases, the horizontal surface is frictionless. All the boxes have the same mass. In which system will box 2 have a larger acceleration? Are they the same? How do you know? 2 no friction 2 no friction

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- + Automatic Zoom Q2) Conceptual question, no calculations a) The two systems shown are very similar. In both cases, the horizontal surface is frictionless. All the boxes have the same mass. In which system will box 2 have a larger acceleration? Are they the same? How do you know? 2 no friction b) Here is a graph of position vs. time for two objects (dotted line and dashed line) involved in a collision (at the star). The solid line represents the center-of-mass. There is a mistake in the graph! What is the mistake, and how do you know? Note: I did not give you any numbers on the graph, and you don't need them to find the error! X 2 no friction 1 Print
Transcribed Image Text:- + Automatic Zoom Q2) Conceptual question, no calculations a) The two systems shown are very similar. In both cases, the horizontal surface is frictionless. All the boxes have the same mass. In which system will box 2 have a larger acceleration? Are they the same? How do you know? 2 no friction b) Here is a graph of position vs. time for two objects (dotted line and dashed line) involved in a collision (at the star). The solid line represents the center-of-mass. There is a mistake in the graph! What is the mistake, and how do you know? Note: I did not give you any numbers on the graph, and you don't need them to find the error! X 2 no friction 1 Print
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