Try three other slider settings to see if the x- and y-component forms of Newton

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Try three other slider settings to see if the x- and y-component forms of Newton's second law and the kinematics equations of motion are consistent with these new simulation experiments. Be prepared for small (1% or less) discrepancies. Trial One Show the values at the end of the simulation run from trial one here: Show that the meter values are consistent with the y-component form of Newton's second law. Enter your calculations here: Show that the meter values are consistent with the x-component form of Newton's second law. Enter your calculations here: Show that the readings in the motion meter are consistent with these quantities and with the following kinematics equations that describe the motion along the x-axis: x - xo = vo t + (1/2) a t2 and v - vo = a t http://media.pearsoncmg.com/bc/aw_young_physics_11/pt1a/Media/ForcesMotion/TruckPullsCrate/Main.html

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than simply subscripting an x, onto the net force and the acceleration.

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