Consider the following data for the table below:• Distance = 101 cm• Time of Travel (Trial 1) = 1.054 s• Time of Travel (Trial 2) = 1.096 s• Time of Travel (Trial 3) = 1.063 s%3D%3DNewton's 2nd Law on the Acceleration of CartAdded Mass Suspendedon the Cart (g) Mass (g)Time of Travel (s)Trial 3Acceleration (m/sAverage Theoretical ExperimenPercentError (%)Trial 1Trial 21001.633(A)(B)Mass of the Cart (g):Distance (em):500Calculate the percent error between the theoretical andexperimental acceleration of the cart in (B).7.27%3.77%7.84%7.55%

We have 3 trials in which an object travels a distance d=101 cm=1.01 m in times t1=1.054 s, t2=1.096…

Consider the following data for the table below: • Distance = 101 cm • Time of Travel (Trial 1) = 1.054 s • Time of Travel (Trial 2) = 1.096 s • Time of Travel (Trial 3) = 1.063 s Newton's 20nd Law on the Acceleration of Cart Added Mass Suspended on the Cart (g) Mass (g) 100 Time of Travel (s) Trial 3 Trial 2 Acceleration (m/s Average Theoretical Experimen (A) Mass of the Cart (g): Percent Error (%) Trial 1 1.633 (B) 500 Distance (em): Calculate the percent error between the theoretical and experimental acceleration of the cart in (B). 7.27% 3.77% 7.84% 7.55%

Consider the following data for the table below: • Distance = 101 cm • Time of Travel (Trial 1) = 1.054 s • Time of Travel (Trial 2) = 1.096 s • Time of Travel (Trial 3) = 1.063 s Newton's 20nd Law on the Acceleration of Cart Added Mass Suspended on the Cart (g) Mass (g) 100 Time of Travel (s) Trial 3 Trial 2 Acceleration (m/s Average Theoretical Experimen (A) Mass of the Cart (g): Percent Error (%) Trial 1 1.633 (B) 500 Distance (em): Calculate the percent error between the theoretical and experimental acceleration of the cart in (B). 7.27% 3.77% 7.84% 7.55%

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Chapter6: Uniform Circular Motion And Gravitation

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