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Calculations: 1. Calculate the average time of fall for each height. 2. Substitute these averages in equation (2) to calculate the value of g for each height. 3. Calculate the average value of g from the three values that you found in Step 13. 4.Calculate the N Error using 9.80 m/2 as the accepted value of g

Calculations: 1. Calculate the average time of fall for each height. 2. Substitute these averages in equation (2) to calculate the value of g for each height. 3. Calculate the average value of g from the three values that you found in Step 13. 4.Calculate the N Error using 9.80 m/2 as the accepted value of g

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3. Calculate the average value of g from the three values that you found in Step 13.
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The acceleration of gravity g near the Earth's surface is given by
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