QQ: Describe a windup car’s velocity and average acceleration as shown in the graph. The velocity decreases with an average acceleration of -10 m/s2.

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QQ: Describe a windup car’s velocity and average acceleration as shown in the graph. The velocity decreases with an average acceleration of -10 m/s2

rolling car’s acceleration? What factors affect a rolling car’s acceleration? Use the steps of the scientific method to create an investigation examining acceleration of carts. Things you may change would include mass of car, the friction of the car, and the slope of the surface.

Make sure your procedures are repeatable and can be shared with another group to be followed.

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