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    The document contains calculations of acceleration, moment of inertia, and standard deviation for two scenarios. For the first scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.012 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.31×10^-6 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.11 s. For the second scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.029 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.09×10^-3 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.04 s. The document concludes that the time measurements for the first scenario fall within the range of 10.90 ±

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    The document contains calculations of acceleration, moment of inertia, and standard deviation for two scenarios. For the first scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.012 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.31×10^-6 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.11 s. For the second scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.029 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.09×10^-3 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.04 s. The document concludes that the time measurements for the first scenario fall within the range of 10.90 ±

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    FE1 Calc

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    The document contains calculations of acceleration, moment of inertia, and standard deviation for two scenarios. For the first scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.012 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.31×10^-6 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.11 s. For the second scenario, the acceleration is calculated as 0.029 m/s^2, the moment of inertia is calculated as 1.09×10^-3 kg∙m2, and the standard deviation of time measurements is calculated as 0.04 s. The document concludes that the time measurements for the first scenario fall within the range of 10.90 ±

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    of 2

    2H

    a 1=
    t²
    2 ∙(0,708)
    a 1=
    (10 , 90) ²
    1 , 42
    a 1=
    118 , 81
    a 1=0,012 m/s ²

    _______________________________________________________________

    I =m r 2
    [ ]
    g
    a
    −1

    I 1=( 0,0199)∙(0,009)2
    [ 9,8
    0,012
    −1
    ]
    −6
    I 1=1 ,61 ∙ 10 ∙ [ 815 , 67 ]
    −6
    I 1=1 ,31 ∙10 K g ∙ m²

    _______________________________________________________________
    2H
    a 2=
    t²
    2 ∙(0 , 93)
    a 2=
    (7,958) ²
    1 , 86
    a 2=
    63 ,33
    a 2=0,029 m/s ²

    _______________________________________________________________

    I =m r 2
    [ ]
    g
    a
    −1

    I 2=( 0,0399)∙(0,009)2
    [ 9 ,8
    0,029
    −1
    ]
    −6
    I 2=3 , 23∙ 10 ∙ [ 336 , 93 ]
    −3
    I 2=1 ,09 ∙ 10 Kg∙ m ²

    _______________________________________________________________
    ¿ t 1> ¿10 , 90 s

    √
    2 2 2 2 2
    ( 10 , 71−10 , 90 ) + ( 11, 12−10 , 90 ) + ( 10 , 57−10 , 90 ) + ( 11,13−10 , 90 ) + ( 10 , 96−10 , 90 )
    σ=
    5(5−1)

    σ=
    √ 0,2499
    20
    σ =0 , 11s

    _______________________________________________________________
    ¿ t 2> ¿7 , 96 s

    √
    2 2 2 2 2
    ( 7 , 92−7 , 96 ) + ( 7 , 84−7 , 96 ) + ( 7 , 92−7 , 96 ) + ( 8 , 10−7 ,96 ) + ( 8 , 01−7 , 96 )
    σ=
    5(5−1)

    σ=
    √ 0,0397
    20
    σ =0 , 04 s
    ¿ t 1≥10 , 90 ±0 , 11 s ¿ t 2≥7 , 96 ± 0 , 04 s

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