First Angle Length of opposite side: 5.25 cm Length of hypotenuse: 76 cm -1 5.25cm 76 cm = 0.0691340053 = 0.0691 Calculation of angle: 0 = sin¯ Mass of empty plastic beaker: 0.04485 kg Data Table 1: Activity 2, Part A: First Angle Trial Angle [degrees] Hanging mass Moving mass Calculated [kg] [kg] acceleration 1 3° 0.02746 kg 0.07231 kg 2 3° 0.02923 kg 0.07408 kg 3 3° 0.02924 kg 0.07409 kg (Equation 5) [ g(m² - m₁ sin 6) a= m₁ + m²

First Angle Length of opposite side: 5.25 cm Length of hypotenuse: 76 cm -1 5.25cm 76 cm = 0.0691340053 = 0.0691 Calculation of angle: 0 = sin¯ Mass of empty plastic beaker: 0.04485 kg Data Table 1: Activity 2, Part A: First Angle Trial Angle [degrees] Hanging mass Moving mass Calculated [kg] [kg] acceleration 1 3° 0.02746 kg 0.07231 kg 2 3° 0.02923 kg 0.07408 kg 3 3° 0.02924 kg 0.07409 kg (Equation 5) [ g(m² - m₁ sin 6) a= m₁ + m²

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