Make a graph of: aexp versus M (M + M.) Changing Pulling Force Graph as "x" Graph as "y" Mass Mb Mc (kg) aexp F Mtotal Ratio aaccepted % (kg) Std. Deviation) (Mng) (Mh+Mc) (Mn) (F/Mtotal) error (m/s²) (N) (kg). (Mh+Mc) (m/s²) (N) 0.007 10.1994 0.3324±0.04978 0.0686 0.2064 0.0339 10.3324 0% 0.010 0.1994 0.4662 ±0.004585 0.098 0.2094 0.0478 0.4662 0% 0.012 0.1994 0.5427 0.04418 10.1174 0.2.114 0.0568 0.5427 0% 0.015 0.1994 0.6504 ± 0.020.78 0.147 0.2144 0.0700 0.6504 0% 0.017 0.1994 0.7397 ± 0.03985 0.167 0.2164 0.0786 0.7397 10% Changing Cart's Mass (add 100g, then add 100 more) 0.012 10.2994 0.3775 ± 0.01690 0.11772 0.3114 003854 0.3780 0.141% 0.012 0.3994 0.2814±0.01938 0.11772 0.4114 0.02917 0.2861 1.658%

Make a graph of: aexp versus M (M + M.) Changing Pulling Force Graph as "x" Graph as "y" Mass Mb Mc (kg) aexp F Mtotal Ratio aaccepted % (kg) Std. Deviation) (Mng) (Mh+Mc) (Mn) (F/Mtotal) error (m/s²) (N) (kg). (Mh+Mc) (m/s²) (N) 0.007 10.1994 0.3324±0.04978 0.0686 0.2064 0.0339 10.3324 0% 0.010 0.1994 0.4662 ±0.004585 0.098 0.2094 0.0478 0.4662 0% 0.012 0.1994 0.5427 0.04418 10.1174 0.2.114 0.0568 0.5427 0% 0.015 0.1994 0.6504 ± 0.020.78 0.147 0.2144 0.0700 0.6504 0% 0.017 0.1994 0.7397 ± 0.03985 0.167 0.2164 0.0786 0.7397 10% Changing Cart's Mass (add 100g, then add 100 more) 0.012 10.2994 0.3775 ± 0.01690 0.11772 0.3114 003854 0.3780 0.141% 0.012 0.3994 0.2814±0.01938 0.11772 0.4114 0.02917 0.2861 1.658%

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

5th Edition

ISBN:9781133104261

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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