Can you show me an example by completing section 1 of theoretical acceleration (1) also if this applies to the second section theoretical (2) same formula? Report on Laboratory Experiment "Newton's Second Law: Atwood's Machine"NOTE: We can leave all masses in grams (g) since all calculations involve ratios of masses.DATA TABLETrial 1Trial 4Trial 2Trial 3Mass of pulley M, g106.649Mass of the first weight holder51.339Mweight holder 1 (g)Mass of the weight, placed in theweight holder 1 Amı (g)O20чо605405Total ascending mass m₁ (g)51.35 71.33g 91.335 111.335Note: m1 = mweight holder 1+ Am/Mass of the second weight holder51.359Mweight holder 2 (8)Mass of the weight, placed in theweight holder 2 4m2 (g)10 g30gйодTogTotal descending mass m2 (g)61.35g 81.359/161.35g 121.35g/Note: m2 = mweight holder 2 + Am₂/Height of fall h(m)113m 1.3m1.3m1,3mMeasurement 12,0952.312.7252.975Measurement 22.2522.7252.63s.2.945Measurement 32.2252.5452.81,2.90sMeasurement 42.78,2.6652.195La1.955$65Measurement 52.3432.595 2.7852.945Average time of fall t (s)2,22s 2.575 2.79s 2.915Theoretical acceleration a from (1)(m/s²)Measured acceleration a from (2)(m/s²)% DifferenceTime of fall(s) 733

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