Physics, 23.04.2021 21:00 mirmir62

A shopping cart (initially at rest) with a mass of 45.0kg is released at a height of 4.2m at the top of the store’s entrance ramp. What is the cart’s velocity at the bottom of the ramp? Don't forget units!

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