Suppose on a zero friction track a fan is set to its low setting, the fan...
Suppose on a zero friction track a fan is set to its low
setting, the fan cart accelerates a total
mass (cart plus load) of 3 kg from zero to 1 m/s in 6 seconds.
1. How much thrust (accelerating force) is exerted on the cart by the action of the fan?
2. Suppose that on the high setting, the fan cart with the same
load accelerates from zero to 1 m/s
in 1.5 seconds. How much thrust does the fan produce now?
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