5. Copy and Paste Data into Excel or numbers or google sheets. Delete the track n, and pixel value columns and label the rest of the columns (x pixel, y pixel, distance, velocity, etc). Format the table nicely by creating borders and centering text. 6. Finding initial height. You can find the initial height of the bird by using the distance formula. Take the pixel coordinates of the first data point (the bird's beak at the highest point) and the pixel coordinates of the last data point (where it splashes into the water). Substitute these into the distance formula to find the length in pixels. Then use your pixel- meters conversion to find this height in meters. Make sure the height you get makes sense and if it does input your value below. (note your final height will be zero). Initial height: h = 7. Finding initial velocity: Fiji has already found this for you. It is the velocity of the first frame. Input the value below Initial velocity: V1 =. m Final velocity: V2 = m 8. Finding final velocity: Fiji has