A man pushes a shopping cart full of groceries at a constant velocity. What happens if the man DECREASES the force of his push o

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n the cart?
A. The cart slows down.
B. The cart speeds up.
C. The cart moves at the same speed.
D. The cart becomes less massive.

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gavmur [86] · Answer 1 · 2023-02-18T07:07:53+03:00

If the man DECREASES the force of his push on the cart, the cart slows down.

<h3>Force acting on body</h3>

The force applied to an object is determined by applying Newton's second law of motion.

F = ma

where;

a = Δv/t

F = (mΔv)/t

mΔv = Ft

Δv = Ft/m

From the equation above, when the applied force decreases, the change in velocity decreases.

Thus, if the man DECREASES the force of his push on the cart, the cart slows down.

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