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PHY 2053C Midterm Simulаtiоn PHY 2053C Midterm Investigаtiоn Mystery Cаrt Simulatiоn Use the embedded simulation to collect experimental data, compare the displayed model to measured motion, and identify likely broken or miscalibrated factors. Simulation Instructions The displayed setup gives you a model prediction, but the measured motion may not fully agree with that prediction. Run multiple trials, vary one factor at a time, and use evidence from graphs, acceleration, force predictions, and energy changes to determine what is happening. Direction convention: Positive motion is up the ramp / to the right. Negative motion is down the ramp / to the left. A positive displayed applied force points up the ramp. Embedded Simulation Required Trial Design Use the simulation to run at least five trials. Your trials must include: At least two different ramp angles. At least two different applied forces. At least one repeated trial or near-control trial. Written Response Requirements In your response: Use kinematics data to determine measured acceleration for at least two trials. Use Newton’s Laws to calculate the model acceleration from displayed values. Use work-energy methods to compare Wmodel and ΔKE. Identify two likely broken/miscalibrated factors in the simulation. Support your claim with quantitative evidence. Build your claim from evidence Your final answer should cite specific trials, calculations, and graph features. Strong responses use quantitative comparisons rather than guesses.