1. What is the value of M1 and M2?2. What is the percent error if the true value is 149 g? ParagraphStylesComplete the table below for the experiment: Torque or Moment of forceD1D2DxDyMiM2Mi +B.M2D2= 16 cmDx = 16 cmDy = 37 cmB= 40 gramsDi= 14 cmExperimental valueMI =True Value 149 gramsM2=Percent Error.12

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1. What is the value of M1 and M2?

2. What is the percent error if the true value is 149 g?

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Complete the table below for the experiment: Torque or Moment of force
D1
D2
Dx
Dy
Mi
M2
Mi +B.
M2
D2= 16 cm
Dx = 16 cm
Dy = 37 cm
B= 40 grams
Di= 14 cm
Experimental value
MI =
True Value 149 grams
M2=
Percent Error.
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