Suspended Mass (kg) Weight of Suspended Mass (mass x 9.8 m/s2), Newtons Time (sec) Average Time...

Suspended Mass (kg)	Weight of Suspended Mass (mass x 9.8 m/s²), Newtons	Time (sec)	Average Time	Average Time²	d (m)	2d (m)	Acceleration = 2d/t²
3 Washers 0.0143	0.14N	Trial 1: 1.76	1.84 s	0.34 m/s²	0.6m	1.2m	0.35 m/s²
		Trial 2: 1.86
		Trial 3: 1.90
4 Washers 0.0191	0.19N	Trial 1: 1.50	1.1 s	1.21 s²	0.6m	1.2m	0.99 m/s²
		Trial 2: 1.50
		Trial 3: 1.45
5 Washers 0.025	0.25N	Trial 1: 1.23	1.23 s	1.51 s²	0.6m	1.2m	0.79 m/s²
		Trial 2: 1.25
		Trial 3: 1.13
6 Washers 0.03	0.29N	Trial 1: 1.13	1.12s	1.25 m/s²	0.6m	1.2m	0.96 m/s²
		Trial 2: 1.13
		Trial 3: 1.09
7 Washers 0.051	0.34N	Trial 1: 1.03	1.07s	1.14m/s²	0.6m	1.2m	1.05 m/s²
		Trial 2: 1.10
		Trial 3: 1.09
Mass of the system					Slope of the Line (kg)

I am trying to find the Mass of the System and the Slope of the Line from the data I put into the table, but I'm having trouble with the equation.

*It is already in column form, I can't change it.

Expert Solution

Please plot using points and the plotting app will give you slope of" best fit line ". Force (y-axis) vs acceleration (x-axis) will give you slope .. Which will also be mass of system as force =mass *accln. Just place points (.35,.14),(.545,.19)....

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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