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    Applied Horizontal Load (N) VS Horizontal Reaction (Experimental) (N)

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    This document contains a table showing experimental measurements of applied horizontal loads versus the resulting horizontal reactions. A line graph plots these data points, with an applied load on the x-axis ranging from 3 to 24 Newtons, and the corresponding measured reaction on the y-axis ranging from 0.3 to 2.6 Newtons. The line of best fit has an equation of y = 0.1107x - 0.0321, indicating a linear relationship between applied load and reaction.

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    This document contains a table showing experimental measurements of applied horizontal loads versus the resulting horizontal reactions. A line graph plots these data points, with an applied load on the x-axis ranging from 3 to 24 Newtons, and the corresponding measured reaction on the y-axis ranging from 0.3 to 2.6 Newtons. The line of best fit has an equation of y = 0.1107x - 0.0321, indicating a linear relationship between applied load and reaction.

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    This document contains a table showing experimental measurements of applied horizontal loads versus the resulting horizontal reactions. A line graph plots these data points, with an applied load on the x-axis ranging from 3 to 24 Newtons, and the corresponding measured reaction on the y-axis ranging from 0.3 to 2.6 Newtons. The line of best fit has an equation of y = 0.1107x - 0.0321, indicating a linear relationship between applied load and reaction.

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    Applied Horizontal Load (N) VS Horizontal Reaction (Experimental) (N)

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    Syauqi Rahim
    This document contains a table showing experimental measurements of applied horizontal loads versus the resulting horizontal reactions. A line graph plots these data points, with an applied load on the x-axis ranging from 3 to 24 Newtons, and the corresponding measured reaction on the y-axis ranging from 0.3 to 2.6 Newtons. The line of best fit has an equation of y = 0.1107x - 0.0321, indicating a linear relationship between applied load and reaction.

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    Applied Horizontal Loadoad

    () (N)
    Horizontal Reaction (Experimental)(N)

    3
    0.3

    6
    0.6

    9
    1

    12
    1.3

    15
    1.6

    18
    2

    21
    2.3

    24
    2.6

    Applied Horizontal Load (N) VS Horizontal Reaction (Experimental)(N)


    3

    y = 0.1107x - 0.0321

    24, 2.6

    2.5

    Applied Horizontal Load (N)

    21, 2.3
    2

    18, 2

    15, 1.6
    1.5
    12, 1.3
    1

    9, 1

    6, 0.6
    0.5

    3, 0.3
    0
    0

    10

    15

    20

    Horizontal Reaction (Experimental)(N

    25

    30

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