MECHANICS • FREE FALL INTRODUCTION LABORATORY SIMULATION Video Information Duration: 0.609 seconds Frames per second: 60 Current Frame: 1 Last measurement Frame: - Vertical Position: - px 286 px Lab Data Conversion factors 1 frame 0.0167 s 1 pixel cm Falling Apple t (frame) t (s) y (pix) y (cm) vy (cm/s) Graphing Slope (vy vs t) (cm/s2) Magnitude of gravitational acceleration (cm/s2) PHASE 2: Determine Conversion Factor for Pixels to Centimeters Complete the following steps: Click left rim of bowl Click right rim of bowl 3 Bowl's diameter is 28.9 centimeters. Calculate one pixel's length in centimeters. Record in Lab Data to 4 decimal places
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Report on Laboratory Experiment "Acceleration Due to Gravity: Free Fall Apparatus" DATA TABLE First height data Second height data Third height data Height h (m) 0.25 0.37 0.52 Trial 1 0.2193 0.2698 0.3208 Trial 2 0.2345 0.2579 0.3376 Trial 3 0.2437 0.2855 0.3129 Trial 4 0.2129 0.2911 0.3417 Trial 5 0.2288 0.2766 0.3194 Average time t (s)
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