Arriving on a newly discovered planet, the captain of a spaceship performed the following experiment to calculate the gravitational acceleration for the planet: She placed masses of 100 g and 200 g on an Atwood device made of massless string and a frictionless pulley and measured that it took 1.5 seconds for each mass to travel 1 m from rest. 16. What is the gravitational acceleration for the planet? a. 2.867 m/s? b. 2.767 m/s? 17. What is the tension in the string? a. 0.356 N b. 0.346 N c. 2.967 m/s? d. 2.667 m/s? c. 0.366 N d. 0.376 N

Arriving on a newly discovered planet, the captain of a spaceship performed the following experiment to calculate the gravitational acceleration for the planet: She placed masses of 100 g and 200 g on an Atwood device made of massless string and a frictionless pulley and measured that it took 1.5 seconds for each mass to travel 1 m from rest. 16. What is the gravitational acceleration for the planet? a. 2.867 m/s? b. 2.767 m/s? 17. What is the tension in the string? a. 0.356 N b. 0.346 N c. 2.967 m/s? d. 2.667 m/s? c. 0.366 N d. 0.376 N

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Arriving on a newly discovered planet, the captain of a spaceship performed the following experiment
to calculate the gravitational acceleration for the planet: She placed masses of 100 g and 200 g on an
Atwood device made of massless string and a frictionless pulley and measured that it took 1.5
seconds for each mass to travel 1 m from rest.
16. What is the gravitational acceleration for the planet?
a. 2.867 m/s²
b. 2.767 m/s?
17. What is the tension in the string?
c. 2.967 m/s²
d. 2.667 m/s²
a. 0.356 N
b. 0.346 N
c. 0.366 N
d. 0.376 N

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