Segunda Ley de Newton1. A group of students performed Newton's second law experiment and made a graph of acceleration vs. net force.Using the table, determine:Net force (g cm/s) Acceleration (cm/s')980019600294003920034.32566.425100.925134.42549000170,575200.35880068600230.575a) The slope of the line with its units.b) The total mass of the system.c) If the body's acceleration is 350 cm/s?, what will the net force be?

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1. A group of students performed Newton's second law experiment and made a graph of acceleration vs. net force. Using the table, determine: Net force (g cm/s') Acceleration (cm's") 9800 19600 29400 39200 49000 58800 34.325 66.425 100.925 134.425 170.575 200.3 68600 230.575 a) The slope of the line with its units. b) The total mass of the system. c) If the body's acceleration is 350 cm/s?, what will the net force be?

1. A group of students performed Newton's second law experiment and made a graph of acceleration vs. net force. Using the table, determine: Net force (g cm/s') Acceleration (cm's") 9800 19600 29400 39200 49000 58800 34.325 66.425 100.925 134.425 170.575 200.3 68600 230.575 a) The slope of the line with its units. b) The total mass of the system. c) If the body's acceleration is 350 cm/s?, what will the net force be?

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Segunda Ley de Newton
1. A group of students performed Newton's second law experiment and made a graph of acceleration vs. net force.
Using the table, determine:
Net force (g cm/s) Acceleration (cm/s')
9800
19600
29400
39200
34.325
66.425
100.925
134.425
49000
170,575
200.3
58800
68600
230.575
a) The slope of the line with its units.
b) The total mass of the system.
c) If the body's acceleration is 350 cm/s?, what will the net force be?

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