For each trial, calculate the angle between the string and the meter stick (this is the angle θ in the diagram). Record your results in Table 2. Show your work for the first 3 trials below (for the rest of the trials, you can just fill in the table).For each trial, calculate the angle between the string and the meter stick (this is the angle θ in the diagram). Record your results in Table 2. Show your work for the first 3 trials below (for the rest of the trials, you can just fill in the table).Find the average of all the torques you calculated in Table 2. Show your calculation and record your result below.τtension = _______________________ Nm Table 2. Changing the Angle of the Forceforce probeheight (cm)hь (ст)L (сm)F (N)0 (*)T (Nm)100.0123.21.39893.5115.590.084.01.47280.074.5109.01.55770.0101.51.65564.794.21.74560.055.02.20350.046.092.56. Repeat steps 2-5 for a force probe height of 90 cm, 80 cm, 70 cm, 60 cm, and 50 cm.7. Remove the metal clamp from the meter stick and measure its mass. Record the result below.mass of metal clamp =_22.5grams8. What was the distance between the pivot point and the metal clamp (where the force oftension acts) in this experiment? Record the distance below.r =90.0cm 1. Set up your lab station as shown in the diagram below. The metal clamp that holds the stringshould be at the 90.0 cm mark on the meter stick.L100cmperforatedstripclamp at 90 cm mark

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force probe height (cm) F (N) 0 (*) hь (ст) L (cm) T (Nm) 100.0 93.5 123.2 1.398 115.5 90.0 84.0 1.472 80.0 74.5 1.557 109.0 70.0 101.5 1.655 64.7 94.2 1.745 60.0 55.0 2.203 50.0 46.0 92.5 6. Repeat steps 2-5 for a force probe height of 90 cm, 80 cm, 70 cm, 60 cm, and 50 cm. 7. Remove the metal clamp from the meter stick and measure its mass. Record the result below. mass of metal clamp = 22.5 grams 8. What was the distance between the pivot point and the metal clamp (where the force of tension acts) in this experiment? Record the distance below. 90.0 cm

force probe height (cm) F (N) 0 (*) hь (ст) L (cm) T (Nm) 100.0 93.5 123.2 1.398 115.5 90.0 84.0 1.472 80.0 74.5 1.557 109.0 70.0 101.5 1.655 64.7 94.2 1.745 60.0 55.0 2.203 50.0 46.0 92.5 6. Repeat steps 2-5 for a force probe height of 90 cm, 80 cm, 70 cm, 60 cm, and 50 cm. 7. Remove the metal clamp from the meter stick and measure its mass. Record the result below. mass of metal clamp = 22.5 grams 8. What was the distance between the pivot point and the metal clamp (where the force of tension acts) in this experiment? Record the distance below. 90.0 cm

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