Fill in the blanks  Constant hanger mass (kg)=  0.020 kg Constant net force (N)= hanger mass x g                         Group Names Glider mass (kg) Predicted glider acceleration (m/s2) = net force glider mass Observed glider acceleration (m/s2) Percent difference   Liberty,Bri,Aiden,Teddy 0.200   0.6423     Cece,Ethan,Emily,Victoria 0.300   0.5418     Cece,Ethan,Emily,Victoria 0.400

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Newton's Second Law

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