Draw two diagrams (one before and one after the collision) side by side. In each diagram, show the velocity vector for each cart with a length proportional to the speed of each cart. Do not forget to label the positive x-direction in each diagram.

Draw two diagrams (one before and one after the collision) side by side. In each diagram, show the velocity vector for each cart with a length proportional to the speed of each cart. Do not forget to label the positive x-direction in each diagram.

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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Problem 13.1CYU: Check Your Understanding What happens to force and accleration as the vehicles fall together? What...

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