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10. A single force is applied to each of two carts on frictionless surfaces. The graphs below show the relationship between the net force and acceleration for each cart. 3 0 1 2 3 4 Acceleration (m/s²) 0 1 2 3 Acceleration (m/s2) Cart A Cart B (a) Explain how you would find the mass of each car. Remember, F = ma and the slope of a straight line is y =mx. (b) Compared to the mass of cart A, the mass of cart B is (A) The same (B) Twice as great (C) Half as great (D) Four times as great Force (N) Force (N)

10. A single force is applied to each of two carts on frictionless surfaces. The graphs below show the relationship between the net force and acceleration for each cart. 3 0 1 2 3 4 Acceleration (m/s²) 0 1 2 3 Acceleration (m/s2) Cart A Cart B (a) Explain how you would find the mass of each car. Remember, F = ma and the slope of a straight line is y =mx. (b) Compared to the mass of cart A, the mass of cart B is (A) The same (B) Twice as great (C) Half as great (D) Four times as great Force (N) Force (N)

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