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worksheet This will allow you to do a numerical calculation of the acceleration of the glider pulled by a variable force. Enter your values for the mass of the glider and chain, number of links in your chain, and length of your chain. The proper equations have already been entered into the Table below. You will want to get the values of "n", which are the number of links of the chain in the air,...
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worksheet This will allow you to do a numerical calculation of the acceleration of the glider pulled by a variable force. Enter your values for the mass of the glider and chain, number of links in your chain, and length of your chain. The proper equations have already been entered into the Table below. You will want to get the values of "n", which are the number of links of the chain in the air, to go from N to 0. Drag the second cell in the column "n" down until you see a value of "0". Then, go back to the other columns and complete the table. mass of glider mass of chain number of links mass of one link length of chain length of one link M= Mc = N= mL = L= l= kg kg #DIV/0! kg m #DIV/0! m
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