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Physics, 24.11.2020 20:30 kelseiroll9759

A 50,000 kg train is rolling on its own down the track at 5 m/s. You grab the rope trailing behind it, and exert a stopping force of 2000 N. How
long does it take to stop the train? Be sure to show all work including
knowns, unknowns, formula and correct answer with proper units and
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