TYPE YOUR ANSWER. In a simulation of an Atwood's machine, the following data were obtained:mass of M1= 9.6 kgmass of the M2 = 7.8 kgTime to cover a displacement of 2.26 m = 1.25 sWhat is the coefficient of friction between M1 and the surface of the table?NOTE: Express your answers in two decimals. Do not put the unit of measurement.

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Atwood's machine, the following data were obtained: mass of M1= 9.6 kg mass of the M2 = 7.8 kg Time to cover a displacement of 2.26 m = 1.25 s

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