Solve for the following. show complete solution NEWTON'S SECOND LAW OF MOTIONDATA RESULTS:Trial 1Trial 2Average time, t(s)Heavier mass, m₁(g)Lighter mass, mz(g)Distance, s(cm)Value of "a" from equation 1 (cm/s²)Value of "a" from equation 2 (cm/s²)Percent difference(%)0.94s27.622.6730.60s32.722.673Trial 30.47s37.622.673

As we know, Acceleration (a) = Avg velocity/avg time a = Vavg/t But Vavg = s/t So, a…

NEWTON'S SECOND LAW OF MOTION DATA RESULTS: Trial 1 Trial 2 Average time, t (s) Heavier mass, m (g) Lighter mass, mz (g) Distance, s (cm) Value of "a" from equation 1 (cm/s²) Value of "a" from equation 2 (cm/s²) Percent difference (%) 0.94s 27.6 22.6 73 0.60s 32.7 22.6 73 Trial 3 0.47s 37.6 22.6 73

NEWTON'S SECOND LAW OF MOTION DATA RESULTS: Trial 1 Trial 2 Average time, t (s) Heavier mass, m (g) Lighter mass, mz (g) Distance, s (cm) Value of "a" from equation 1 (cm/s²) Value of "a" from equation 2 (cm/s²) Percent difference (%) 0.94s 27.6 22.6 73 0.60s 32.7 22.6 73 Trial 3 0.47s 37.6 22.6 73

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