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Weight is the force on the object due to gravity. DO NOT USE weight as a colloquial substitute for mass.
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If a cart hits a wall, does the weight of it affect how it moves, when the center of gravity...
However, when the center of mass is kept constant, does the weight of it affect the effect torque has on it when it hits a wall?
I'm planning to measure the angle the back wheel bounces up. …
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