ThemeQuestion 7 of 10In conservation of energy experiment (system of mass-cart). The ticker timer gives the following paper strip (h). If the electricity frequency is 50Hz, the gravity acceleration is 9.8m/s²,the cart mass M= 1200g and the motion started from the rest. What is the value of the mass m?TT:04cm07019O142g0710gO107g0989*12cmFir

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Question 7 of 10 In conservation of energy experiment (system of mass-cart). The ticker timer gives the following paper strip ( h). If the the cart mass M= 1200g and the motion started from the rest. What is the value of the mass m? T 07019 O 142g 0710g O107g 0989 04cm M 12cm

Question 7 of 10 In conservation of energy experiment (system of mass-cart). The ticker timer gives the following paper strip ( h). If the the cart mass M= 1200g and the motion started from the rest. What is the value of the mass m? T 07019 O 142g 0710g O107g 0989 04cm M 12cm

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