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Physics, 17.01.2020 07:31 jeanieb

Consider a keen little boy who is having a wagon race with a friend. he starts from rest and
then begins to accelerate to the left.
a) if the boy pulls with more force, will his wagon accelerate more or less than before?
b) if he pulls with the same force, but adds more books to his pile, will his wagon accelera
more or less than before?

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