The followings are the measurements from one group of students: M1=127.01 g, M2=49.40 g, Xi=33.90 cm, Xf=87.90 cm, Δt = 1.38 sec, what should be their μk value? Enter the result with correct significant figures.

The followings are the measurements from one group of students: M1=127.01 g, M2=49.40 g, Xi=33.90 cm, Xf=87.90 cm, Δt = 1.38 sec, what should be their μk value? Enter the result with correct significant figures.

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