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d = at? or d = 1/2at^2

So its like a=9,8? So it would be : F=m*a=0,2*9,8=1,96N m1=F/a=1,96/9,8=0,2kg m=0,2+0,2=0,4kg?

So m2=0,2kg m=m1+m2 F=d1+d2/m2=0,5+0,3/0,2=4N a=F/m2=20 m1=F/a=4/20=0,2kg m=0,2+0,2=0,4kg

You mentioned you are abble to get velocity, if you would tell me how, I (maybe) would be abble to get acceleration from there and use it to get mass.

Displacement moves same distance each time interval

How about a1=V1-V01/t a2=V2-V02/t that leads to (V1-V01)*t/t*(V2-V02), we cancel out t and we get (V1-V01)/(V2-V02), now I need to know how you get velocity of cart and cart + 200grams.

I want acceleration to get force and with Force + Acceleration I would get mass. So what I should use instead? Pretty lost,

Tried to get acceleration by converting grams to kilos, then dividing 0,3 meters with 0,2 kilos. Got 1,5, but I doubt its right. If 1,5 would be correct, I would just use ΣF⃗=ma⃗

Homework Statement Influenced by certain force, cart moved from place and driven 0.5 meters distance. When 200grams weight was placed on cart it moved 0.3 meters during the same period of time. Calculate the mass of the cart.