When calculating the force f acting on each hanging mass it wasassumed that g = 9.81 m/s^2, though the exact value, in fact,varies from place to place on earth. if you balanced the forces(i.e. centered the ring) here, would the force table still bebalanced if you moved it to another location where g was not 9.81m/s^2? what effect, if any, would moving the force table have onpercentage error calculated in a comparison of the magnitudes of Frand Fe? would there be any effect on an absolute error comparisonof Fr and Fe? Explain your reason thoroughly. [Hint: to test theeffect of a different g on a percent error calculation, leave g asa symbol in a ratio of 2 magnitudes. to test the effect of adifferent g on an absolute error calculaton, leave g as a symbolwhen you subtract 2 magnitudes].

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