Assume motion in one dimension. You wantto determine the mass of an object, byapplying a known force F to it and measuringthe objects acceleration a. However, there isalso an unknown resistive force -f acting onthe object, so that the net force is Fnet = F - f.In addition, your force sensor drifts slightly, sothat its readings are not very accurate. Youtherefore make 4 measurements. For F = 1, 2,3, and 4 N you measure the accelerations6.26, 12.21, 19.26, and 26.39 m/s².respectively.Enter these data into an Excel spreadsheetand produce a graph of F versus a. Add atrendline, and Choose "Linear", "Displayequation on chart". Do NOT set the interceptequal to zero. Format the trendline label sothat it shows 3 decimal places.Assume F f = ma, or F = ma + f.The y-intercept of the trendline representsthe unknown resistive (frictional) force. Whatis the magnitude of this force in N?Enter a number with 3 digits behind thedecinal point.

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The y-intercept of the trendline represents the unknown resistive (frictional) force. What is the magnitude of this force in N? Enter a number with 3 digits behind the decinal point.

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