Physics, 19.10.2020 09:01, teresaswinger

Suggest a way that you and a friend could measure the acceleration due to gravity, using a tennis ball, stopwatch, meter stick, and tape:

1. the procedure you would use,
2. assume and assign some values for the measurements you would make (don’t forget your
units),
3. and calculate what the acceleration due to gravity would be using your assigned values.

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