Part CThe final velocity_of the train just after it travels for t =20 seconds will be V =m/sO 60120O 180>O 1200SubmitRequest AnswerPart DThe final kinetic energy of the train just after it travelled for t = 20 seconds will be KE =JoulesO 144,000O 14,400O 1,728,00017,280,000SubmitRequest AnswerO O O O A train car of mass%3DM%3D 2400 Kg is initially at rest, Pushed by a net force exerted by magnets, the train covers a distance D= 1200 m in a time T= 20 seconds.Part AThe acceleration of the train is a =m/s2O 12O 1/6O 60SubmitRequest AnswerPart BThe net force exerted on the train is Fnet =NewtonO 14,400O 2,400O 24,000O 1440SubmitRequest Answer

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A train car of mass%3DM%3D 2400 Kg is initially at rest, Pushed by a net force exerted by magnets, the train covers a distance D= 1200 m in a time T= 20 seconds. Part A The acceleration of the train is a = m/s2 O 12 O 1/6 O 60 Submit Request Answer Part B The net force exerted on the train is Fnet = Newton O 14,400 O 2,400 O 24,000 O 1440 Submit Request Answer O O O

A train car of mass%3DM%3D 2400 Kg is initially at rest, Pushed by a net force exerted by magnets, the train covers a distance D= 1200 m in a time T= 20 seconds. Part A The acceleration of the train is a = m/s2 O 12 O 1/6 O 60 Submit Request Answer Part B The net force exerted on the train is Fnet = Newton O 14,400 O 2,400 O 24,000 O 1440 Submit Request Answer O O O

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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