14 12 10 10 Displacement m) A 6.00 kg mass is acted on by a net force shown in the graph above. a) if the object started from rest, what is its velocity after it has moved 10.0 m? b) If the object in initially was moving at 5.00 m/s in the direction of the net force, what was its speed after it had moved a distance of 6.00 m? Net Force (N)

14 12 10 10 Displacement m) A 6.00 kg mass is acted on by a net force shown in the graph above. a) if the object started from rest, what is its velocity after it has moved 10.0 m? b) If the object in initially was moving at 5.00 m/s in the direction of the net force, what was its speed after it had moved a distance of 6.00 m? Net Force (N)

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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