A car with mass of 200 g is carring a block of 150 g

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A car with mass of 200 g is carring a block of 150 g climbingan incline of 30 degrees. assume the car and the attached mass aremoving wil an initial velocity of 1.7 m/s. A student predicts thecar will travel a maximum of 42 cm.

a) Is this a reasonable prediction? why or why not?

b) The car now had its own power. when it runswith full power on the same flat surface, does the maximum distance change? if so how much doesit change in the maximum, distance if the driving force of the car is a known constant of 5N? Please explain your conclusion.

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