standard deviation? standard error? 29Acceleration values:-1.2322Average acceleration = 0.39094Standard DeviationalStandard error =Ay =Mass of fan/cartMeasure the mass of the cart and fan assembly.782.0Given the acceleration and mass, what is the force of thrust of the fan?0.21= 1.50.21.23=0.1528,24 -0.192.as= D. 168a3a4ΔΙ=With the fancart running on the same setting as above. Raise one end of your track till the fancartdoes not move up the inclined. Record Ay and Al for this track angle. Determine sin(0) and 0.118sin(0)-5.59115/118By knowing the mass of the fancart (weight) and the angle of the track, determine the force ofthrust of the fan. If the fan is pushing up the incline, what force is pulling down the incline?a5F=ma0 =

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Acceleration values: -1.232.a2 = Average acceleration = 0.39094 Standard Deviation = al = Standard error = 0.21 a3-0.1528,24 -0.192.as= D. 168 = a5

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