A cart is given a push up a ramp. The cart goes up the ramp, turns around, and comes back down the ramp. Qualitatively Sketch graphs for velocity & acceleration graphs for the X-direction only. 2 VX ax

A cart is given a push up a ramp. The cart goes up the ramp, turns around, and comes back down the ramp. Qualitatively Sketch graphs for velocity & acceleration graphs for the X-direction only. 2 VX ax

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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turns around, and comes back down the ramp.
Qualitatively Sketch graphs for velocity & acceleration graphs
for the X-direction only.
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