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09-12-2022
Physics

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"The glider is released at a distance 1.47m from the bottom of the track. Use the acceleration value you obtained in Part C to calculate the speed of the glider when it reaches the bottom of the track. "
(I found the acceleration to be 7.55 m/s-1, as shown in the above picture)

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