In experiment 101, the hover puck has a mass of 1000g and the hanging weight is 100 g.What is the expected elapsed time of the hover puck if it travels a distance of 50 cm?1.36 sO 1.06 sO 1.16 sO 1.26 s

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What is the expected elapsed time of the hover puck if it travels a distance of 50 cm? O1.36 s O 1.06 s O 1.16 s O 1.26 s

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In experiment 101, the hover puck has a mass of 1000g and the hanging weight is 100 g.
What is the expected elapsed time of the hover puck if it travels a distance of 50 cm?
1.36 s
O 1.06 s
O 1.16 s
O 1.26 s

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