A cart of mass 5 kg attached to a spring rolls along a level table as shown. The wheels of the cart are good, so friction is negligible on the cart. The rest length of the spring is 0.2 m and its spring constant is 8.8 N/m. At the position shown, the length of the spring is 0.55 m and 0 =35.8 degrees. What is the magnitude of the acceleration of the cart at the position shown? (in m/s 2) 11. AO 0.365 BỘ 0.427 CO 0.500 DO 0.585 EO 0.684

A cart of mass 5 kg attached to a spring rolls along a level table as shown. The wheels of the cart are good, so friction is negligible on the cart. The rest length of the spring is 0.2 m and its spring constant is 8.8 N/m. At the position shown, the length of the spring is 0.55 m and 0 =35.8 degrees. What is the magnitude of the acceleration of the cart at the position shown? (in m/s 2) 11. AO 0.365 BỘ 0.427 CO 0.500 DO 0.585 EO 0.684

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Chapter5: More Applications Of Newton’s Laws

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