Consider the four factors listed below. For the real, physical experiment that was replicated using the M3 simulation, which of these factors would it have been necessary to ignore (i.e. assume to be negligible) in the test of Newton's 2nd Law that was done in Lab M3? Select all that apply. Options for selection: Friction in the pulley. Air resistance on the cart. Friction between the cart and track. Air resistance on the hanging-mass.

Consider the four factors listed below. For the real, physical experiment that was replicated using the M3 simulation, which of these factors would it have been necessary to ignore (i.e. assume to be negligible) in the test of Newton's 2nd Law that was done in Lab M3? Select all that apply. Options for selection: Friction in the pulley. Air resistance on the cart. Friction between the cart and track. Air resistance on the hanging-mass.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Chapter1: A Physics Toolkit

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