A student attaches a bucket to a cart resting on a 15° incline. The different force acting on the objects are:T: Tension of the strings; N: Normal Force; f: any possible friction; W1: weight of cart; and W2: weight ofbucketcartTTbucketfk15° V W167. The bucket is filled with water until the cart starts to move up the incline at a constant velocity. Whichone(s) of the following relationships between forces is/are correct?a. W, >T > fb. W, >T > f +W, sin 15°c. W, =T > fd. W, = T = f +W, sin15°22268. Then, the water is replaced by equal volume of sand. Now, which one(s) is/ are correct?a. W, >T > fb. W, >T > ƒ +W, sin15°c. W, =T > fd. W, = T = f +W, sin15°2222

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A student attaches a bucket to a cart resting on a 15° incline. The different force acting on the objects are: T: Tension of the strings; N: Normal Force; f; any possible friction; W1: weight of cart; and W2: weight of bucket cart T. bucket 15° Wz

A student attaches a bucket to a cart resting on a 15° incline. The different force acting on the objects are: T: Tension of the strings; N: Normal Force; f; any possible friction; W1: weight of cart; and W2: weight of bucket cart T. bucket 15° Wz

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