The track of a roller coaster is shown in the diagram below. A 950 kg cart is pulled up to point A where it is released from rest. What will the speed of the cart be when it reaches point B? Round to the nearest whole number. Assume the total mechanical energy of the cart + Earth system is conserved. 140m 1.20m 95m O 53 m/s 30 m/s 882 m/s O 37 m/s

The track of a roller coaster is shown in the diagram below. A 950 kg cart is pulled up to point A where it is released from rest. What will the speed of the cart be when it reaches point B? Round to the nearest whole number. Assume the total mechanical energy of the cart + Earth system is conserved. 140m 1.20m 95m O 53 m/s 30 m/s 882 m/s O 37 m/s

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