In Newton's 2nd law experiment, the relation between the added mass (M.) and the inverse of the acceleration M. (kg) (1/

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In Newton's 2nd law experiment, the relation between the added mass (M.) and the inverse of the acceleration M. (kg) (1/

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In Newton S 2nd Law Experiment The Relation Between The Added Mass M And The Inverse Of The Acceleration M Kg 1 1
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In Newton's 2nd law experiment, the relation between the added mass (M.) and the inverse of the acceleration M. (kg) (1/a) is shown in the figure. The driving force is constant (M₁-0.08 kg). 05: The magnitude of the gravitational acceleration (in m/s²) estimated Slope = 0.85 N from the graph is: a) 11.88 b) 9.50 c) 8.50 d) 13.25 e) 10.63 0.4 1/a (s/m) 06: The mass of the cart Mc (in kg) is: M. Mc a) 0.30 b) 0.28 c) 0.24 e) 0.26 d) 0.20 133 Mh
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