Ticker tape 1 was attached to a mass m, and an accelerating force F was applied. Ticker tape 2 was attached to a mass m, and the same accelerating force F was applied. The ratio m,/m, is: Note: Time interval between two successive points = 0,05 sec %3D

Ticker tape 1 was attached to a mass m, and an accelerating force F was applied. Ticker tape 2 was attached to a mass m, and the same accelerating force F was applied. The ratio m,/m, is: Note: Time interval between two successive points = 0,05 sec %3D

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