3. Between a push cart and a pull cart, which requires the greater "effort"? For consistency, both weighs 500 N, has a handle bar inclined 30° above the horizontal and a coefficient of sliding friction with the ground surface of 0.30. Consider the "effort" as either the pushing or pulling force applied along the handle of the cart. Support your claim with an explanation and computations. d (30 m) Owww.freestock.com phys.libretexts.org

3. Between a push cart and a pull cart, which requires the greater "effort"? For consistency, both weighs 500 N, has a handle bar inclined 30° above the horizontal and a coefficient of sliding friction with the ground surface of 0.30. Consider the "effort" as either the pushing or pulling force applied along the handle of the cart. Support your claim with an explanation and computations. d (30 m) Owww.freestock.com phys.libretexts.org

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Chapter5: Further Applications Of Newton's Laws: Friction, Drag, And Elasticity

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