Given values: m1=10 kg, r1=75 cm, m3=15 kg, had to find r3=? I got r3=50cmm1 = 10 kg at r1 = 75 cmm3 = 15 kg at r3 = 50 cm1. compute the theoretical value of r3 using the equation:r1m1 = r3m32. compute the % error of r3 using the following equation:% error = |theoretical value - experimental value| / theoretical value x100%?(r3 theoretical = r1 - m1 / m3 x 100%) Case 1-Two Known Masses:1) Place a mass m1= 10 kg at 75 cm to the left of the center of the rod.2) Click the switch to remove the stands3) Place a mass m3 = 15 kg to the right of the center of the rod. Adjust the placement ofthe mass until the ruler balances.4) When the ruler balances, record the location of the mass as the experimental value of r35) Compute the theoretical value of r3 using the equation:ri m113 m36) Compute the % error of r3 using the following equation:|Theoretical Value - Experimental Value|% Error%DX 100%Theoretical Value

Given values: m1=10 kg, r1=75 cm, m3=15 kg, had to find r3=? I got r3=50cm m1 = 10 kg at r1 = 75 cm m3 = 15 kg at r3 = 50 cm 1. compute the theoretical value of r3 using the equation: r1m1 = r3m3 2. compute the % error of r3 using the following equation: % error = |theoretical value - experimental value| / theoretical value x100%? (r3 theoretical = r1 - m1 / m3 x 100%)

Given values: m1=10 kg, r1=75 cm, m3=15 kg, had to find r3=? I got r3=50cm m1 = 10 kg at r1 = 75 cm m3 = 15 kg at r3 = 50 cm 1. compute the theoretical value of r3 using the equation: r1m1 = r3m3 2. compute the % error of r3 using the following equation: % error = |theoretical value - experimental value| / theoretical value x100%? (r3 theoretical = r1 - m1 / m3 x 100%)

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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