2"1 The tabletop experiment shown below has been designed to demonstrate the reaction of a free surface to acceleration. If the weight provides a constant acceleration of 20.1 ft/s2, draw the free surface during acceleration, labeling the water height at each end of the car and the angle o made by the free surface with respect to the horizontal. Car At Rest 6" Car With Constant Acceleration

2"1 The tabletop experiment shown below has been designed to demonstrate the reaction of a free surface to acceleration. If the weight provides a constant acceleration of 20.1 ft/s2, draw the free surface during acceleration, labeling the water height at each end of the car and the angle o made by the free surface with respect to the horizontal. Car At Rest 6" Car With Constant Acceleration

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The tabletop experiment shown below has been designed to
demonstrate the reaction of a free surface to acceleration. If the weight
provides a constant acceleration of 20.1 ft/s2, draw the free surface
during acceleration, labeling the water height at each end of the car
and the angle o made by the free surface with respect to the
horizontal.
Car At Rest
6"
4"
Car With Constant Acceleration

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