In Newton's second law experiment, a plot between the 1/a and the added masses on thecart m, was plotted, the slope was 8.7 x 10gravitational acceleration g is5)s/(cm*gm). If m,= 12 gm ,then the value of them.Select one:a. 980 cm/sb. 1000 cm/sC. 1034 cm/sd. 960 cm/s

Since slope of 1a and mass m1 will gives the reciprocal of force applied so FF=18.7×10-5…

s second law experiment, a plot between the 1/a and the added masses on the cart m, was plotted, the slope was 8.7 x 10 s /(cm*gm). If m,= 12 gm , then the value of the gravitational acceleration g is Select one: a. 980 cm/s b. 1000 cm/s C. 1034 cm/s 2. d. 960 cm/s

s second law experiment, a plot between the 1/a and the added masses on the cart m, was plotted, the slope was 8.7 x 10 s /(cm*gm). If m,= 12 gm , then the value of the gravitational acceleration g is Select one: a. 980 cm/s b. 1000 cm/s C. 1034 cm/s 2. d. 960 cm/s

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In Newton's second law experiment, a plot between the 1/a and the added masses on the
cart m, was plotted, the slope was 8.7 x 10
gravitational acceleration g is
5)
s/(cm*gm). If m,= 12 gm ,
then the value of the
m.
Select one:
a. 980 cm/s
b. 1000 cm/s
C. 1034 cm/s
d. 960 cm/s

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