Question 12.Two laboratory carts are placed on a frictionless surface. A spring is attachedto both carts and compressed. A string holds the two carts together so thatthey are motionless. Cart I has a mass of m and cart II has a mass of 2.5m.1Cart ICart ImStringSpringThe string is cut and the carts move in opposite directions; cart I has a velocityof 0.80 m/s, left.Cut stringSpringCart IIThe speed of cart II after the string is cut isA. 3.1 m/sB.2.0 m/sC.0.80 m/sD.0.32 m/s2.5mCart II2.5m

Given Information:- Mass of the cart I is m Mass of the cart II is 2.5m Final speed of the cart I is…

Question 12. Two laboratory carts are placed on a frictionless surface. A spring is attached to both carts and compressed. A string holds the two carts together so that they are motionless. Cart I has a mass of m and cart II has a mass of 2.5m. Cart I Cart I m m String Spring The string is cut and the carts move in opposite directions; cart I has a velocity of 0.80 m/s, left. Cut string Spring Cart II The speed of cart II after the string is cut is A. 3.1 m/s B. 2.0 m/s C. 0.80 m/s D. 0.32 m/s 2.5m Cart II 2.5m VII

Question 12. Two laboratory carts are placed on a frictionless surface. A spring is attached to both carts and compressed. A string holds the two carts together so that they are motionless. Cart I has a mass of m and cart II has a mass of 2.5m. Cart I Cart I m m String Spring The string is cut and the carts move in opposite directions; cart I has a velocity of 0.80 m/s, left. Cut string Spring Cart II The speed of cart II after the string is cut is A. 3.1 m/s B. 2.0 m/s C. 0.80 m/s D. 0.32 m/s 2.5m Cart II 2.5m VII

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