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6.(a) Ignoring friction and air resistance, if the cart starts at height of 4 m on the left hill, at what height will the cart stops when it climbs the right hill? (b) If there is friction between the cart tyres and surface, will the cart stop at height that is higher, lower or the same height as your answer in (a)? If different than (a), does that mean that energy is not conserved? What happens to the loss energy? h=4m 0 m/s 4m

6.(a) Ignoring friction and air resistance, if the cart starts at height of 4 m on the left hill, at what height will the cart stops when it climbs the right hill? (b) If there is friction between the cart tyres and surface, will the cart stop at height that is higher, lower or the same height as your answer in (a)? If different than (a), does that mean that energy is not conserved? What happens to the loss energy? h=4m 0 m/s 4m

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