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Physics, 10.12.2021 18:10, sadieismichaeljackso

The drop time can be calculated as follows: where y is the vertical height of the table and g is the acceleration due to gravity. How did the calculated drop time compare to the average of your measured drop times? Find the percent error using the following equation: What factors might cause the differences?


The drop time can be calculated as follows: where y is the vertical height of the table and g is th
The drop time can be calculated as follows: where y is the vertical height of the table and g is th

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