A cart ( m=1848 g) is moving horizontally due to a horizontal tension force applied by a string. If the object moves with an acceleration of 6.2 m/s?. Find the tension applied by the string ( in units of N). Select one: O A. 11458 O B. 1.146 OC. 11.46 O D. 114.58 O E. 1145.8

A cart ( m=1848 g) is moving horizontally due to a horizontal tension force applied by a string. If the object moves with an acceleration of 6.2 m/s?. Find the tension applied by the string ( in units of N). Select one: O A. 11458 O B. 1.146 OC. 11.46 O D. 114.58 O E. 1145.8

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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