Physics, 18.03.2021 22:40, rocksquad7917

If a cart is released with some initial velocity, it will slowly come to a stop.
What happens to the energy of the cart's
motion?
If the cart is pulled along at a constant velocity, no acceleration, the energy of the carts motion is constant but the force pulling it adds energy continuously. Where does the extra energy go?

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