15. Using the answer for question 14,and given a cart mass of M = 3.0 kg,the hanging mass, m (kg) is:+x+XО 1.0O 2.0O 1.650.50О 0.33O 2.75O 2.33O 1.33 14. The measured velocity (m/s) ofeither masses of the modifiedAtwood's machine for various times isgiven in the below table. Using Excelto graph the data, and based on theslope of velocity vs. time graph, themeasured acceleration (m/s2) ofeither masses is:+xm+Xt(sec) v(m/s)0.51.2312.49|1.53.652|4.852.56.1337.38O 2.45O 0.0013

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15. Using the answer for question 14, and given a cart mass of M = 3.0 kg, the hanging mass, m (kg) is: +x m +X O 1.0 O 2.0 O 1.65 0.50 O 0.33 O 2.75 O 2.33 O 1.33

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Chapter7: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 57A

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