Pa help po, 2nd law of acceleration.
(c) Once the train has passed the station, the driver increases the engine's forward thrust.
All other forces stay the same.
(i) What happens to the train?
(ii) Why does this happen
(c) Once the train has passed the station, the driver increases the engine's forward thrust.
All other forces stay the same.
(i) What happens to the train?
(ii) Why does this happen
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The train continue to move forward as a result of being accelerated, a force x distance.
Because of the presence of acceleration.The force acted directly to the train and continuing to move/to create distance.