For the first part of the Moon experiment, I found savg = 0.78 ± 0.08 m/s....
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Since the average speed of the two parts is different therefore
it can not fall at a constant speed.
Therefore we can say that the speed in the two parts must be
different.
Now in the first part the average speed was 0.78 while in the
second part it became 0.96 m/s
so we can conclude that the speed must be increase that's why
average speed has increased.
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the first part of the Moon experiment, I found savg = 0.78 ± 0.08
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