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If each washer has a mass of 4.9 g, then the mass of two washers in kilograms would be . Given that F = ma, and if 4 washers are attached to the string and car instead of 2, the…

If each washer has a mass of 4.9 g, then the mass of two washers in kilograms would be . Given that F = ma, and if 4 washers are attached to the string and car instead of 2, the…
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If each washer has a mass of 4.9 g, then the mass of two washers in kilograms would be . Given that F = ma, and if 4 washers are attached to the string and car instead of 2, then the applied force on the car will be .

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0.192 N

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I just did it in ed

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