hover puck has a mass of 1375 g, photogate 1 is at the 20 cm mark, photogate 2 is at the 70 cm mark, and the hanging weight is 59 g. What is the accepted value of acceleration of the hoverpuck? Express answer in cm/s^2. Use: g= 980 cm/s^2

hover puck has a mass of 1375 g, photogate 1 is at the 20 cm mark, photogate 2 is at the 70 cm mark, and the hanging weight is 59 g. What is the accepted value of acceleration of the hoverpuck? Express answer in cm/s^2. Use: g= 980 cm/s^2

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