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Transcribed Image Text:A. A family of four with a total mass of 350 kg steps into a 1350 kg car, and the springs
compress 3.65 cm.
Question: How far will the car lower if an additional passenger gets in bringing
the mass to 425 kg instead of 350 kg?
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