the information and diagram below. 30.° to the horizontal. [Neglect friction.] 87. Calculate the kinetic energy of the box at 88. Calculate the magnitude of force F. 89. Calculate the distance the box travels in moving would be required to stop the box at point B. 90. Calculate the magnitude of the impulse that fr i a O m/s 10.0 kg 10.0 m/s 0= 30.° A point B. from point A to point B. would be required to stop the box at point B. 91. As the box moves up the incline, what happens to its speed and gravitational potential energy with respect to AB? (1) Both speed and gravitational potential energy decrease. (2) Speed decreases and gravitational potential energy increases. (3) Speed remains the same and gravitational potential energy decreases. (4) Speed remains the same and gravitational potential energy increases.

the information and diagram below. 30.° to the horizontal. [Neglect friction.] 87. Calculate the kinetic energy of the box at 88. Calculate the magnitude of force F. 89. Calculate the distance the box travels in moving would be required to stop the box at point B. 90. Calculate the magnitude of the impulse that fr i a O m/s 10.0 kg 10.0 m/s 0= 30.° A point B. from point A to point B. would be required to stop the box at point B. 91. As the box moves up the incline, what happens to its speed and gravitational potential energy with respect to AB? (1) Both speed and gravitational potential energy decrease. (2) Speed decreases and gravitational potential energy increases. (3) Speed remains the same and gravitational potential energy decreases. (4) Speed remains the same and gravitational potential energy increases.

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Chapter6: Momentum, Impulse, And Collisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 52P: Two automobiles of equal mass approach an intersection. One vehicle is traveling with velocity 13.0...

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