DATA TABLEPart I Constant Total MassTrial1234152Part II Constant Mass DifferenceTrialm₁(kg)40.110.123 0.130.145 0.15m₁(kg)0.0610.070.080.090.10m₂(kg)0.090.080.070.060.05m₂(kg)0.050.060.070.09Acceleration(m/s²)mattm₁-M₂(kg)0.020881391.74352.69190.063.71980.084.4549 0.10Acceleration(m/s²)mart.M₁-M₂(kg)07181710.59039 0.010.485840.344230.324510.010.010.01MT(kg)0.20.20.20.20.2MT(kg)0.130.150.170.19ANALYSIS1. For each trial, calculate the difference between m₁ and m₂. Enter the result in the columnlabeled mdiff-2. For each trial, calculate the total mass in grams. Enter the result in the column labeled mT.3. Using LabQuest, Logger Pro, or graph paper, plot a graph of acceleration vs. maiff, using thePart I data. Based on your analysis of the graph, what is the relationship between the massdifference and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine?4. Similarly, plot a graph of acceleration vs. mr, using the Part II data. Based on your analysis,what is the relationship between total mass and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine?5. Develop a single expression for the acceleration of an Atwood's machine, combining theresults of the previous two steps in the analysis.

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For each trial, calculate the difference between my and m₂. Enter the result in the column labeled maff- For each trial, calculate the total mass in grams. Enter the result in the column labeled my. Using LabQuest, Logger Pro, or graph paper, plot a graph of acceleration vs. mai, using the Part I data. Based on your analysis of the graph, what is the relationship between the mass difference and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine? Similarly, plot a graph of acceleration vs. my, using the Part II data. Based on your analysis, what is the relationship between total mass and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine? Develop a single expression for the acceleration of an Atwood's machine, combining the results of the previous two steps in the analysis.

For each trial, calculate the difference between my and m₂. Enter the result in the column labeled maff- For each trial, calculate the total mass in grams. Enter the result in the column labeled my. Using LabQuest, Logger Pro, or graph paper, plot a graph of acceleration vs. mai, using the Part I data. Based on your analysis of the graph, what is the relationship between the mass difference and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine? Similarly, plot a graph of acceleration vs. my, using the Part II data. Based on your analysis, what is the relationship between total mass and the acceleration of an Atwood's machine? Develop a single expression for the acceleration of an Atwood's machine, combining the results of the previous two steps in the analysis.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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