The first task uses a paper model and invented cart readings. The second uses invented adult device plans. No real experiment, purchase, family disclosure or public posting is asked for. You may answer with labelled text, a drawing plus description, a spoken local transcript or AAC. Keep units, conditions and source limits visible.
Week 1, Day 5 · Ideal model and claim
An ideal cart model has a mass of 1.0 kg and a 3 N net force. Use F_net = ma to find its ideal acceleration. Compare it with an ideal 0.50 kg cart at the same 3 N net force. Label each answer and unit. Then say whether the fictional media headline about a silver wheel finish is established by the simulated cart table. Explain which comparison is missing. A drawing is optional; a precise explanation is required.
Week 2, Day 5 · Conditional decision
The invented adult household expects ten complete months and uses a $1,000 practice cap. Use the fictional plan data. State what the two price rules show at ten months, which price fits the cap if any, and what a real adult would still need to check before choosing. You may recommend waiting for more evidence if you explain both the price result and the missing information. Do not make a real purchase recommendation from this sheet.
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