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It's All Uphill Conditons for this trial are shown below. Click the Run Trial button to collect data. Use the navigation boutons at the bottom to change the conditons or to return to the Home screen. Angle (°): 90.0 Mass (kg): 3.0 Height (m): 1.0 29.4 N Repeat Click one of the buttons below to run a trial with a different incline angle. SCALE (cm) 20 40 Pick a new Mass 30° 40° 50° 60° 70° 80° 90° Home

          It's All Uphill
Conditons for this trial are shown below. Click the Run Trial button to collect data. Use the navigation
boutons at the bottom to change the conditons or to return to the Home screen.
Angle (°): 90.0
Mass (kg):
3.0
Height (m): 1.0
29.4 N
Repeat
Click one of the buttons below to run a trial with a different incline angle.
SCALE (cm)
20 40
Pick a new
Mass
30°
40°
50°
60°
70°
80°
90°
Home

It's All Uphill
Conditons for this trial are shown below. Click the Run Trial button to collect data. Use the navigation
boutons at the bottom to change the conditons or to return to the Home screen.
Angle (°): 90.0
Mass (kg):
3.0
Height (m): 1.0
29.4 N
Repeat
Click one of the buttons below to run a trial with a different incline angle.
SCALE (cm)
20 40
Pick a new
Mass
30°
40°
50°
60°
70°
80°
90°
Home

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Calculate the y-component (height) of the cart. Also, calculate the work done by the hand pulling the cart using W = FdcosÎ¸. It's All Uphill Conditions for this trial are shown below. Click the Run Trial button to collect data. Use the navigation buttons at the bottom to change the conditions or to return to the Home screen. Angle: 90.0 Mass (kg): 30 Height (m): 29.4 SCALE (cm) Repeat HT Pick a new Mass Click one of: 300 400 50 600 70 80 90