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Mass #1 = 80 g Mass #2 = 120g Acceleration #1 = 1.7374 Acceleration #2 = 1.7437 Acceleration #3 = 1.7595 Experimental Acceleration = 1.7468 What is the Net Force (experimental)

An Introduction to Physical Science

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Chapter3: Force And Motion

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