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11-04-2024
Physics

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A 20 kg shopping cart traveling 4.5 m/s is about to hit your car. You get in front of it and stop it by
applying a normal force in the opposite direction until it stops. Assume there is no friction between the wheels of the
cart and the road.
a. Draw an energy diagram for the scenario.

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