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    This document contains information about air density experiments, including: 1. The density of air is 1.1455 kg/m^3. Cross-sectional areas and dimensions were measured for two objects. 2. Time trials were conducted for two conditions (A and B) where vehicles traveled between speeds. The average velocities and times were calculated. 3. Additional information provided includes the weight of a car, references, and tools used.

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    Density of Air

    1.1455 kg/m^3
    CROSS SECTIONAL AREA
    60.01 in
    1.524254 m
    74.5 in
    1.8923 m
    4470.745 in^2
    2.884345844 m^2

    height
    width
    C.S. area

    conditons

    40 to 35 (mph)

    30 to 25 (mph)

    TIME
    15 s
    16.045 s
    16.095 s
    15.71333333
    AVERAGE VELOCITY
    37.5 mph
    16.764 m/s

    trial 1
    trial 2
    trail 3
    average

    St. Dev
    z
    Error

    0.618270437

    13.115 s
    12.85 s
    12.615 s
    12.86

    Density of Air
    1.1455

    27.5 mph
    12.2936 m/s

    0.250149955
    height
    width
    C.S. area

    CAR WEIGHT
    4000 lbf
    124.3239883 lbfs^2/ft
    17792.88648 N
    1813.749896 kg

    ACCELERATION
    A

    delta V
    -5
    -5
    t
    #REF!
    #REF!
    References #REF!
    a
    #REF!
    http://www.edmunds.com/ford/freestyle/2006/features-specs.html
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_of_air

    Tools

    CROSS SECTIONAL AREA


    60.01
    74.5
    4470.745

    Tools
    Car, Stopwatch

    Density of Air
    kg/m^3

    CROSS SECTIONAL AREA


    in
    1.524254 m
    in
    1.8923 m
    in^2
    2.884346 m^2

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