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The free body diagram below represents a cart moving with the cost of velocity. If the cart is in equilibrium, the magnitude of the car's acceleration is _____.
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The free body diagram below represents a cart moving with the cost of velocity. If the cart is in equilibrium, the magnitude of the car's acceleration is _____.

The free body diagram below represents a cart moving with the cost of velocity. If-example-1
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We say that an object is in equilibrium when the total force is equal to zero. This means that the acceleracion is also zero.

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