Physics, 12.10.2020 23:01, wrightdarius78
You and your friend are racing 15 kg shopping carts. You start off at 2 m/s but have to work your way up to 11 m/s in order to beat his pace. As you are running, you apply 40 N of force on the cart. For how long do you have to apply force to get to the speed you need?
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