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In the experiment you used objects with masses that were not necessarily known. Assume that it is determined that the mass of an object that produces a deformation of size 3, is…

In the experiment you used objects with masses that were not necessarily known. Assume that it is determined that the mass of an object that produces a deformation of size 3, is…
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In the experiment you used objects with masses that were not necessarily known. Assume that it is determined that the mass of an object that produces a deformation of size 3, is 120 grams. What is the mass of an object that would produce 1 unit of deformation

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40 gm

Step-by-step explanation:

size one is 1/3 of size 3

so the mass is also 1/3

1/3 * 120 gm = 40 gm

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