Force (N)Activity 1AccelerationForce(m/s²)(N)0.60300.66330.76380.84420.92460.98491.04521.12561.20601.2864Force (N) vs Acceleration (m/s²)7060y=50x+2E-13504030201000.000.200.400.600.801.001.201.40Acceleration (m/s²)The mass from the best-fit line is 50 kg. The percent error is 0%, meaning the mass determinedfrom the best-fit line exactly matches the given mass of 50 kg.

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