1. If the mass of the hover puck in the experiment is 600g and the total hanging mass is 200g, how long will the hover puck travel a distance of 50 cm starting from rest? Mass of the hover puck in the experiment (m1) = 600gm Total hanging mass (m2) = 200gm = 0.2kg 24x Acceleration a = = m2g m1+m2 t2 Or, t?m2g=2 x Ax x (m1 + m2) 2xAxx(m1+m2) Or, t = Ax = 50cm = 0.50m m2g 2x0.5x(0.6+0.2) 0.2x9.8 = 0.6388 seconds or 0.64 seconds The hover puck travels a distance of 50cm starting from rest for 0.64 seconds.

1. If the mass of the hover puck in the experiment is 600g and the total hanging mass is 200g, how long will the hover puck travel a distance of 50 cm starting from rest? Mass of the hover puck in the experiment (m1) = 600gm Total hanging mass (m2) = 200gm = 0.2kg 24x Acceleration a = = m2g m1+m2 t2 Or, t?m2g=2 x Ax x (m1 + m2) 2xAxx(m1+m2) Or, t = Ax = 50cm = 0.50m m2g 2x0.5x(0.6+0.2) 0.2x9.8 = 0.6388 seconds or 0.64 seconds The hover puck travels a distance of 50cm starting from rest for 0.64 seconds.

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