TABLE 1. CONSTANT MASS OF THE CART, CHANGING HÀNGING MASS CONSTANT MASS OF THE CART, m, = 0.530 kg , GRAVITY, g = 9.81 m/s? %3D %3D DISTANCE traveled, s = (3) m Time (s) Experimental acceleration (m/s²) TRIAL Accepted acceleration (m/s?) m2 (kg) m2g (N) 1 0.020 0.1962 (4) 1.675 0.3563 2 0.040 0.3924 0.6884 (5) 0.6890 3 0.080 0.7848 1.2866 0.882 (6)

TABLE 1. CONSTANT MASS OF THE CART, CHANGING HÀNGING MASS CONSTANT MASS OF THE CART, m, = 0.530 kg , GRAVITY, g = 9.81 m/s? %3D %3D DISTANCE traveled, s = (3) m Time (s) Experimental acceleration (m/s²) TRIAL Accepted acceleration (m/s?) m2 (kg) m2g (N) 1 0.020 0.1962 (4) 1.675 0.3563 2 0.040 0.3924 0.6884 (5) 0.6890 3 0.080 0.7848 1.2866 0.882 (6)

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