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Calculate the applied force of the washers on the car. First, convert the mass you recorded for one, two, three, and four washer

s from grams to kilograms. Record your calculations, to four decimal places, in Table D. The mass of one washer is kg. The mass of two washers is kg. The mass of three washers is kg. The mass of four washers is kg.

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irga5000 [103]1 year ago

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Answer:

mass of one washer is 0.0049 kg.

mass of two washers is 0.0098 kg.

mass of three washers is 0.0147 kg.

mass of four washers is 0.0196 kg.

Explanation:

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Andrej [43]1 year ago

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The mass of one washer is 0.0049 kg.

The mass of two washers is 0.0098 kg.

The mass of three washers is 0.0147 kg.

The mass of four washers is 0.0196 kg.

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