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    This document contains data from two experiments measuring position, time, velocity, and acceleration. The first experiment measured these values for a moving object at regular time intervals. A line of best fit was plotted showing a linear relationship between position and time. The second experiment also recorded position, time, velocity, and acceleration values for a different moving object. A quadratic relationship was plotted between position and time, indicating constant acceleration. Average velocities and accelerations were calculated for both experiments.

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    This document contains data from two experiments measuring position, time, velocity, and acceleration. The first experiment measured these values for a moving object at regular time intervals. A line of best fit was plotted showing a linear relationship between position and time. The second experiment also recorded position, time, velocity, and acceleration values for a different moving object. A quadratic relationship was plotted between position and time, indicating constant acceleration. Average velocities and accelerations were calculated for both experiments.

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    3FICA

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    This document contains data from two experiments measuring position, time, velocity, and acceleration. The first experiment measured these values for a moving object at regular time intervals. A line of best fit was plotted showing a linear relationship between position and time. The second experiment also recorded position, time, velocity, and acceleration values for a different moving object. A quadratic relationship was plotted between position and time, indicating constant acceleration. Average velocities and accelerations were calculated for both experiments.

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    of 2

    Nº x(cm) t(s) Δx[cm] Δt(s) Vm [cm/s] x´t[]

    1 12.0 0.91 _ 12.3


    2 26.0 1.96 14.0 1.05 13.3 26.3
    3 38.5 2.92 12.5 0.96 13.0 39.0
    4 52.0 3.91 13.5 0.99 13.6 52.2
    5 64.0 4.82 12.0 0.91 13.2 64.3
    6 80.0 6.01 16.0 1.19 13.4 80.1
    ∑𝑣_(𝑚,𝑖)= 66.5

    x vs t
    100

    80
    f(x) = 13.3312898607438 x − 0.198563473511749
    60

    40

    20

    0
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    Nº x[cm] t[s] Δx[cm] Δt(s) Vm[cm/s] tm[s] ΔVm[cm/s] Δtm[s] a[m7s`^2]


    1 20.0 1.56
    2 30.0 2.13 10.0 0.57 17.5 1.85
    3 41.0 2.70 11.0 0.57 19.3 2.42 1.75 0.57 3.08
    4 55.0 3.32 14.0 0.62 22.6 3.01 3.28 0.60 5.52
    5 76.0 4.13 21.0 0.81 25.9 3.73 3.35 0.72 4.68
    6 85.0 4.48 9.0 0.35 25.7 4.31 - 0.21 0.58 - 0.36
    ∑𝑎_(𝑚,𝑖=) 12.91

    Vm(cm/s) tm(s) Chart Title


    17.5 1.85 30.0
    19.3 2.42 25.0 f(x) = 3.69509552411244 x + 10.9056001091479
    22.6 3.01 20.0
    25.9 3.73 15.0
    25.7 4.31 10.0
    5.0
    -
    1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50

    x=-0.2+9.6+2.11 t^2

    Chart Title Vo= 9.6 cm/s


    1/2a=2.11
    90.0
    a=4.22cm/s2
    80.0
    f(x) = 2.106017889 x² + 9.645655323 x − 0.190900532
    70.0
    60.0
    50.0
    40.0
    30.0
    20.0
    10.0
    -
    1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5
    V´[] x´[]

    001091479

    4.00 4.50

    Vo= 9.6 cm/s

    a=4.22cm/s2

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