You are organizing a soap box derby
on the slopes of Mount Trashmore. To
get approval from P...
Physics, 13.02.2022 14:10 paulandigi
You are organizing a soap box derby
on the slopes of Mount Trashmore. To
get approval from Parks and
Recreation, you are required to
provide proof that the cars will not
exceed a speed of 10 m/s. You
establish a research team to
construct a track and race car to
determine the maximum vertical
height the cars can begin the race
without exceeding 10 m/s at the finish
line. You will then use the data from
the research to obtain permits from
Parks and Recreation to hold the
event.
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