In our experiment (described above) the net force on the cart pointed to the left, while the momentum ofthe cart pointed to the right.Net forceMomentumon cartof cartIn this situation, would the dice be hanging straight down, leaning to the left, or leaning to the right?O leaning to the rightO hanging straight downO leaning to the leftO It is impossible to know without more information. The situation in question 1 should look familiar. Once again, we have a cart that rolls on a horizontaltrack. On top of the cart, there is a glass box with fuzzy dice hanging from the top of the box.Depending on conditions, the hanging dice might lean to the left, lean to the right, or hang straight down."straight down""leaning left""leaning right"As always happens to us in this class, just as we were getting ready to do an experiment, the sides of theglass box became foggy and we could no longer see anything inside the box.Foggy windows>

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In our experiment (described above) the net force on the cart pointed to the left, while the momentum of the cart pointed to the right. Net force Momentum on cart of cart In this situation, would the dice be hanging straight down, leaning to the left, or leaning to the right? O leaning to the right hanging straight down leaning to the left O It is impossible to know without more information.

In our experiment (described above) the net force on the cart pointed to the left, while the momentum of the cart pointed to the right. Net force Momentum on cart of cart In this situation, would the dice be hanging straight down, leaning to the left, or leaning to the right? O leaning to the right hanging straight down leaning to the left O It is impossible to know without more information.

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