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Paraphin [41]
3 years ago
14

Calculate the average distances the car and the washer traveled from the top of the track. Record the averages and your qualitat

ive observations in Table B of your Student Guide. Record what happened to the washer after the car hit the textbook. Explain whether the washer did the same thing every time. What is the average distance the car traveled? cm What is the average distance the washer traveled? cm
Physics
3 answers:
leva [86]3 years ago
8 0
The distance the car traveled was 75 cm, and the distance the washer traveled was 200 cm. I know this because of coarse I had to calculate the distance and I just took the quiz and it said I got it right.
(I also calculated it again to make sure it was correct before I gave you the answer.) 

P.S- Please mark me Brainliest, thank you (^v^).
Madden
2 years ago
Lies, It is 247 for both
Madden
2 years ago
Nvm, I'm sorry. I was not on the same thing
zaharov [31]3 years ago
6 0
Its 75cm for the first one and 200cm for the second one.


Hope this helps
Madden2 years ago
0 0

For both of them, it will be 247 in the lab

Madden
2 years ago
Nvm, It is 75cm and 200cm.
Stasia
2 years ago
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