Solve Physics 2 Lab Problem with Attached Help - Expert Tips Included!

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I have the problem attached to this. Any help would be AMAZING. I just don't know what to do for this problem.
Thanks in advance!
 

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link doesn't seem to be working.
 
i put the same problem up under the advanced physics forum in a doc file also if you wouldn't mind looking there
 

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