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Student A pushed on the cart with a force of 500 N. Student B pushed on the other side of the cart. The cart did not move. How much force did student B apply? Explain how you know.
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Student A pushed on the cart with a force of 500 N. Student B pushed on the other side of the cart. The cart did not move. How much force did student B apply? Explain how you know.

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I depends on the height of the other side of the cart. If it was lower, 400 N. If Higher, at least 600 N. 
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