Physics, 28.09.2021 18:00, yolo123321

8. Assuming no friction and a truly horizontal track, what is the largest acceleration the glider can experience when being pulled by masses on the hanger? In this thought experiment, you are not
limited to just the masses we have available in lab, You must explain your answer.

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