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24 POINTS!!!!!!!!!! Two shopping carts are pushed with the same force. The shopping carts have the same mass. Shopping cart A is pushed with three times the force as shopping cart B. How does the force
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Two shopping carts are pushed with the same force. The shopping carts have the same mass. Shopping cart A is pushed with three times the force as shopping cart B. How does the force applied to the shopping carts affect their acceleration?
A. Shopping cart B accelerates twice as fast as shopping cart A
B. Shopping cart B accelerates three times as fast as shopping cart A
C. Shopping cart A accelerates three times as fast as shopping cart B
D. Both shopping carts will accelerate at the same rate since their masses are the same.

User Ruban Dharmaraj
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Answer:

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A. The viol

B. The violin

C. The flute

D. The lute

Step-by-step explanation:

Harold emen t Shopping cart A accelerates three times as fast as shopping cart B

User Tomasz Plaskota
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Your answer is going to be A, because it was shoved harder, it will go faster

User Ashley Grant
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