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Question 30

At a launch facility, a powered capsule carrier is tested with different payloads. A force sensor records the horizontal forces during each run.

RunMass of carrier and payload in kg\text{kg}kgDriving force forwards in N\text{N}NResistive force backwards in N\text{N}N
14015030
26016545
38018060
a.

Explain why these measurements allow the effect of mass on acceleration to be compared fairly.

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b.

In a fourth run, the mass of the carrier and payload is 100 kg. The driving force is 195 N forwards and the resistive force is 75 N backwards.

Calculate the acceleration of the carrier.

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