Consider a cart moving along a horizontal table at constant acceleration. On your own, sketch below the forces you believe are acting on the cart at three different time s. Be sure to indicate the relative size of those forces by the relative sizes of your drawn vectors. (Assume no friction.)

Consider a cart moving along a horizontal table at constant acceleration. On your own, sketch below the forces you believe are acting on the cart at three different time s. Be sure to indicate the relative size of those forces by the relative sizes of your drawn vectors. (Assume no friction.)

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Consider a cart moving along a horizontal table at constant
acceleration. On your own, sketch below the forces you believe are acting on the cart at three
different time s. Be sure to indicate the relative size of those forces by the relative sizes of your
drawn vectors. (Assume no friction.)

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