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An open train car, with a mass of 2150 kg, coasts along a horizontal track at the speed 2.83 m/s. The car passes under a loading chute and, as it does so, gravel falls vertically into it for 2.95 s at the rate of 481 kg/s. What is the car's speed v f after the loading is completed? Ignore rolling friction.

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