Physics Lab Questions
If the falling body had been given an initial downward push instead of being only released, would the resulting observed value of g be different? Explain.
Which of the following statements properly characterizes the motion of a heavy object thrown downward with high initial speed from a tall building? Neglect air resistance. Circle one. (a) uniform speed, (b) constant acceleration, (c) uniformly increasing acceleration, or (d) non-uniformly increasing acceleration?
How long does it take a rock to fall 30 meters if it is released from rest? Show calculations.
Does a ball dropped out of the window of a moving car take longer to reach the ground than one dropped from a car at rest? Please use a diagram to explain.
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if you could show your work with the formulas, that would be much appreciated. Question 5...
if you could show your work with the formulas, that
would be much appreciated.
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if you could show your work with the formulas, that
would be much appreciated.
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