A Cadillac Escalade has a mass of 2569.6 kg, if it acceleratesat 4.65 m/s^2 what is the net force on the car?O 1194.84 NO 10278.4 NO 11948.6 NO 12848.2 NA grocery cart is decelerating to the right side of the road.Which is the correct free-body diagram?OIO IIO IIIO IVFfrictionO frictionO pull of gravityO object's massO object's shapeFictionFlensionFiction11IIIIVFnormalFgravityFnormal*FgravityFgravityBased on the Second Law of Motion, for every increase in theforce we apply on an object, we can expect that the amountof acceleration (of the object) will also increase. However, theoutcome may not always be the same. To which is thisattributed to?You are inside a car when you notice a bird hovering near oneof the car's windows. When the car moved, it seemed that thebird was floating on the same spot. Which among thefollowing is VALID about the bird's motion? The dragonfly isO at restO moving at a constant velocityO moving with a constant accelerationO moving at the same velocity as the car

Part (1): Given: The mass of the object is 2569.6 kg. The acceleration of the object is 4.65 m/s2.

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A Cadillac Escalade has a mass of 2569.6 kg, if it accelerates at 4.65 m/s^2 what is the net force on the car? O 1194.84 N O 10278.4 N O 11948.6 N O 12848.2 N

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A Cadillac Escalade has a mass of 2569.6 kg, if it accelerates
at 4.65 m/s^2 what is the net force on the car?
O 1194.84 N
O 10278.4 N
O 11948.6 N
O 12848.2 N
A grocery cart is decelerating to the right side of the road.
Which is the correct free-body diagram?
OI
O II
O III
O IV
Ffriction
O friction
O pull of gravity
O object's mass
O object's shape
Fiction
Flension
Fiction
11
III
IV
Fnormal
Fgravity
Fnormal
*
Fgravity
Fgravity
Based on the Second Law of Motion, for every increase in the
force we apply on an object, we can expect that the amount
of acceleration (of the object) will also increase. However, the
outcome may not always be the same. To which is this
attributed to?
You are inside a car when you notice a bird hovering near one
of the car's windows. When the car moved, it seemed that the
bird was floating on the same spot. Which among the
following is VALID about the bird's motion? The dragonfly is
O at rest
O moving at a constant velocity
O moving with a constant acceleration
O moving at the same velocity as the car

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