Answer to Question #256348 in Electric Circuits for Jayson

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Question #256348

If we use smaller increment of mass, let say by 10 grams, rather than by 50 grams, would it give the same result? Explain your answer.

Expert's answer

Yield="\\frac{output}{input}"

"Y=\\frac{10}{50}=0.2"

Small increase 0.2 yield

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