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Lab Report 3: Free Fall. JJ. Department of Physics, University of North Texas PHYSICS 1430. 501. Abstract. The purpose of the experiment was to determine how free falling objects would behave under the influence of gravity.
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Jul 15, 2016 · Exp. 2 – Free Fall. Dear Students, Please carefully read the instructions given in your lab manual about this experiment and follow the outlined procedure (pages 13-17) while watching the lab video from the link given below. Please watch the video in full screen and in full HD (1080p) resolution.
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a free fall motion. The shape of the line on the v‐t graph is identical to the shape of the line during the initial falling motion. Auxiliary Materials: None Scoring Rubric: K9. Free Fall Lab Included, labeled and organized all parts of the lab report.
Free Fall Cycle I 1. Introduction 1.1. Objective The experimenter will measure the acceleration due to gravity on Earth by two methods, for free-falling objects with different masses. 1.2. Equipment 1. Free fall apparatus, mounted on table 2. Grey pad (a switch) 3. Electronic timer (a black box that plugs into the wall) 4. Two metal balls of ...
