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4. Draw a sketch of cart on a slightly inclined air track. Assume its motion is restricted to one dimension along the incline. Draw vectors to indicate all forces acting on the cart. Make the lengths of the vectors correspond roughly to the magnitude of the force or the components of Torce Indicate what happens to the forces as the angle of the incline goes to zero. How would these forces affect your experiment? 5. List four examples of inelastic collisions from everyday experience. Include a both unintended or accidental collisions as well as those performed deliberately for a particular purpose in your list Indicate whether each example is partially inelastic or nearly completely inelastic 6. To study inelastic collisions, you will place a fin on Cart 1 but not Cart 2. Explain this configuration per 12 Conservation of Momen in Elastic and inelastie Collisions

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