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14-11-2022
Physics

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A customer enters a grocery store with an empty shopping cart that has a mass of 20 kg. Another customer is leaving the store with a shopping
cart full of groceries that has a mass of 40 kg. The two customers accidentally bump their carts together.
Explain whether you agree or disagree with Eve's Mypothesis. Use Newton's third law of motion to support your answer.

Eve observes the accident. She hypothesizes that the cart full of groceries applied more force to the empty cart than the empty cart applied to the
full cart.

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