Assuming a frictionless track, find the speed of the cart at X (the lowest point). Round off to four decimal places. mass of the cart = 65.9 kg position of the cart = vertically 15.9 m from the lowest point N

Assuming a frictionless track, find the speed of the cart at X (the lowest point). Round off to four decimal places. mass of the cart = 65.9 kg position of the cart = vertically 15.9 m from the lowest point N

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