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![The text provides a physics problem related to forces and motion. It involves a racecar with a parachute and includes several questions to calculate physical quantities. Here is the transcription:
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The parachute on a racecar, which weighs 8820 N, opens at the end of the quarter-run to stop the car motion, while it is moving at 33 m/s. Assume upward and rightward are positive. Round all answers to 3 decimal places.
1. There are [ ] forces acting on the car.
2. The mass of the race car is [ ] kg.
3. If the parachute stops the car in 1100 m, the acceleration of the car is [ ] m/s².
4. The force supplied by the parachute is [ ] N.
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Each question requires students to fill in the blanks with appropriate numbers after performing calculations based on given data.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/09d9ae12-e9d4-4bce-a46d-af2b9c99bb7a/f90ccb60-767d-4538-aa28-ffbcf5f6d5f1/2os6ed_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:The text provides a physics problem related to forces and motion. It involves a racecar with a parachute and includes several questions to calculate physical quantities. Here is the transcription:
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The parachute on a racecar, which weighs 8820 N, opens at the end of the quarter-run to stop the car motion, while it is moving at 33 m/s. Assume upward and rightward are positive. Round all answers to 3 decimal places.
1. There are [ ] forces acting on the car.
2. The mass of the race car is [ ] kg.
3. If the parachute stops the car in 1100 m, the acceleration of the car is [ ] m/s².
4. The force supplied by the parachute is [ ] N.
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Each question requires students to fill in the blanks with appropriate numbers after performing calculations based on given data.
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