If you push a shopping cart in a supermarket carpark, and then let go, why does it eventually stop?Report an ErrorBecause friction acts as an unbalanced force to slow it down.Because the forces on it are balanced.Because there are no forces acting on it.Because the pushing force acts as an unbalanced force on the shopping cart.

Debbie places two shopping carts in a cart corral. She pushes the first cart, which then pushes a second cart. What force is being exerted?

Many people believe that moving objects will always come to a stop eventually. Explain why.

Debbie places two shopping carts in a cart corral. She pushes the first cart, which then pushes a second cart. What force is being exerted?Debbie exerts force on the first shopping cart. The first cart exerts force on the second cart.

8.Question 8You have shopping cart full of groceries and that cart is on a ramp. You are exerting an uphill force on the cart, so that the net force on the cart is zero. What energy transfer is occurring?1 pointIf the cart is moving, you are transferring energy to the cart.If the cart is moving uphill, you are transferring energy to the cart. If the cart is moving downhill, the cart is transferring energy to you.You are transferring energy to the cart, whether the cart is moving or motionless.No energy is being transferred between you and the cart.

The teddy bear did not stop at the same time as the car because A. objects in motion can only be stopped by the application of a balanced force. B. more force is required to stop softer objects than to stop harder objects. C. objects in motion tend to stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force. D. only objects touching the Earth's surface can be acted upon by an outside force.