Introduction: In this lab, we will be exploring the principles of graphing and fitting data, specifically using Microsoft Excel and Word. We will learn how to plot data, fit a curve to the data, and interpret the results. We will also practice creating shapes in Word.

Shortened Procedure:

1. Using Excel, we will plot the given Position vs Time data. The dependent variable (position) will be on the y-axis and the independent variable (time) will be on the x-axis.
2. We will add a trendline to the graph, selecting a polynomial of order 2, which represents an object falling under constant acceleration.
3. We will display the equation on the graph and calculate the acceleration due to gravity using the equation.
4. In Microsoft Word, we will create a figure using various shapes. We will insert a vertical and horizontal arrow to create a coordinate system, add a circle centered on the coordinate system, and a box centered on the circle. Finally, we will add a text box with the phrase "I did it".

Conclusions: Through this lab, we learned how to plot data and fit a curve to it using Excel, and how to interpret the results. We found the acceleration due to gravity using the equation from the trendline. We also practiced using shapes in Word to create a figure. This lab reinforced the importance of accurate data representation and the practical application of theoretical physics concepts.

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