2. The graph shows the x-velocity as a function of time of a cart on a ramped tilted at a small angle. You give the cart a push for 0.5 sec, after you release it, the cart goes up the ramp (+x) slowing as it goes until it comes to a momentary stop and then goes back down the ramp with increasing speed. You then catch it and bring it to a stop. a. How far has the cart moved when you stop pushing? b. What is the furthest distance the cart travels from its starting paint? c. What is the x-acceleration of the cart while it is being brought to a stop? d. What is the x-acceleration while the cart it is going up and down the ramp without you touching it? (sw) (w) x -0.5 b 0 1 23 4 time (sec) 1234 time (see)

2. The graph shows the x-velocity as a function of time of a cart on a ramped tilted at a small angle. You give the cart a push for 0.5 sec, after you release it, the cart goes up the ramp (+x) slowing as it goes until it comes to a momentary stop and then goes back down the ramp with increasing speed. You then catch it and bring it to a stop. a. How far has the cart moved when you stop pushing? b. What is the furthest distance the cart travels from its starting paint? c. What is the x-acceleration of the cart while it is being brought to a stop? d. What is the x-acceleration while the cart it is going up and down the ramp without you touching it? (sw) (w) x -0.5 b 0 1 23 4 time (sec) 1234 time (see)

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter39: Relativity

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