Question: What is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity 𝑔 on Earth? Trial Height (m) sin θ (unitless)
Posted: Mon May 02, 2022 4:24 pm
Question: What is the magnitude of the acceleration due to
gravity 𝑔 on Earth?
Trial
Height
(m)
sin θ
(unitless)
Displacement (m)
Time
(s)
2L/t2
(m/s2)
1
0.022667
0.014622
1.33
3.269904
0.248763
2
0.011547
0.007449
1.33
4.314850
0.142873
3
0.007647
0.004933
1.33
5.636524
0.083726
4
0.011820
0.007626
1.33
4.642240
0.123432
Q1. From plotting your experimental data, what is your
calculated value for gravitation acceleration? Is this value
consistent with the theoretical value?
Hint: Create a plot that represents
the equation, 2l/t^2 = g * sin (theta). Remember you can use
the LINEST function in Excel to
calculate both
the gradient and standard
error.
N ay h mg sine mg cose D mg X
gravity 𝑔 on Earth?
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Height
(m)
sin θ
(unitless)
Displacement (m)
Time
(s)
2L/t2
(m/s2)
1
0.022667
0.014622
1.33
3.269904
0.248763
2
0.011547
0.007449
1.33
4.314850
0.142873
3
0.007647
0.004933
1.33
5.636524
0.083726
4
0.011820
0.007626
1.33
4.642240
0.123432
Q1. From plotting your experimental data, what is your
calculated value for gravitation acceleration? Is this value
consistent with the theoretical value?
Hint: Create a plot that represents
the equation, 2l/t^2 = g * sin (theta). Remember you can use
the LINEST function in Excel to
calculate both
the gradient and standard
error.
N ay h mg sine mg cose D mg X