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Arailroad hopper car filled with sand is rolling with an initial speed of 15.0 m/s on straight horizontal tracks. ignore frictional forces on the railroad car. the total mass of the car plus sand is 89000 kg. the hopper door is not fully closed, so sand leaks out the bottom. after 20 min, 17000 kg of sand leaked out. what then is the speed of the railroad car?

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