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The purpose of this experiment is the location of the. at lab room.. Run 1 2 Maximum Deviation (m/8²) (m/s) 10.29 m/s 9.482 m/s 9.774 m/s² 0.3900 m/s² 10.05 m/s 9.392 m/s² 9.762 m/s² 0.2783 m² 3 9.864 m/s² 9.763 m/s 9.812 m/42 0.05092 m/s² 4 10.97 m/s 9,416 m/s² 10.04 m/s2 0.5676 m/s² 5 10.21 m/s 9,292 m/s² 9.774 m/s² 0.3811 m/s² Ave. 10.28 m/s² 9.469 m/s² 9,832 m/s²0.3336 m/s² m (slope) m Uncertainty to CY intercept) b Uncertainty S (m/s) (m/s2) (m/s) m/s2 9.77 m/s 0.057 mk² -6.49 m/s ±0.048 m/s Run 1 2 3 Minimum (m/s) لی to determine the surface gravity HV Mean (m/s²) Standard 9.74 / 0.04 m/s -2.59 m/s ±0018 m/s 9.81 m/32 ±0,015 mk² -6.81 m/s 20.013 m/s 9.91 m/s2 ±0.10 m/² -4.79 m/s = 0,069 m/s 9.73 / 20.059 m/s² -3.37 m/s 10.032 m/s 4 5 Ave. 9.79 m/s 20.0544m64 -4.81 m/s 10.036 m/s Analysis Questions (include in your lab write-up): 1. The "mean" on your acceleration table is the Earth's surface gravity at your location. Compare these means with the "m (Slope)" on the velocity data table for each run (i.e., calculate the percent difference between these two). Are these the same? Should they be the same? If not, why are they slightly different values? 2. What is the surface gravity at your location and what is the error on your measurements? What might be the cause of these errors? 3. With the data on your velocity table, what would the final velocity of the picket fence be if it fell 10.2 meters? The purpose of this experiment is the location of the. at lab room.. Run 1 2 Maximum Deviation (m/8²) (m/s) 10.29 m/s 9.482 m/s 9.774 m/s² 0.3900 m/s² 10.05 m/s 9.392 m/s² 9.762 m/s² 0.2783 m² 3 9.864 m/s² 9.763 m/s 9.812 m/42 0.05092 m/s² 4 10.97 m/s 9,416 m/s² 10.04 m/s2 0.5676 m/s² 5 10.21 m/s 9,292 m/s² 9.774 m/s² 0.3811 m/s² Ave. 10.28 m/s² 9.469 m/s² 9,832 m/s²0.3336 m/s² m (slope) m Uncertainty to CY intercept) b Uncertainty S (m/s) (m/s2) (m/s) m/s2 9.77 m/s 0.057 mk² -6.49 m/s ±0.048 m/s Run 1 2 3 Minimum (m/s) لی to determine the surface gravity HV Mean (m/s²) Standard 9.74 / 0.04 m/s -2.59 m/s ±0018 m/s 9.81 m/32 ±0,015 mk² -6.81 m/s 20.013 m/s 9.91 m/s2 ±0.10 m/² -4.79 m/s = 0,069 m/s 9.73 / 20.059 m/s² -3.37 m/s 10.032 m/s 4 5 Ave. 9.79 m/s 20.0544m64 -4.81 m/s 10.036 m/s Analysis Questions (include in your lab write-up): 1. The "mean" on your acceleration table is the Earth's surface gravity at your location. Compare these means with the "m (Slope)" on the velocity data table for each run (i.e., calculate the percent difference between these two). Are these the same? Should they be the same? If not, why are they slightly different values? 2. What is the surface gravity at your location and what is the error on your measurements? What might be the cause of these errors? 3. With the data on your velocity table, what would the final velocity of the picket fence be if it fell 10.2 meters?

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Analysis Answers Comparing the means of the acceleration and velocity data tables The mean of the acceleration table is 979 mswhile the mean of the ve... View the full answer