1 Complete the following tableheightTimeTimeMean timeMeant2 (s²)h/t? (m/s?)g (m/s?)t1 (s) t2 (s)t (s)h/t2 (m/s²)(cm)250.2250 0.2256350.2672 0.2474450.3021 0.3029550.3351 0.3357650.3640 0.3650

The formula to find the mean for the two values is Convert the unit of the height into m.

Complete the following table height Time Time Mean time Mean h t1 (s) t2 (s) t (s) t2 (s?) h/t2 (m/s?) h/t2 (m/s?) g (m/s?) (cm) 25 0.2250 0.2256 35 0.2672 0.2474 45 0.3021 0.3029 55 0.3351 0.3357 65 0.3640 0.3650

Complete the following table height Time Time Mean time Mean h t1 (s) t2 (s) t (s) t2 (s?) h/t2 (m/s?) h/t2 (m/s?) g (m/s?) (cm) 25 0.2250 0.2256 35 0.2672 0.2474 45 0.3021 0.3029 55 0.3351 0.3357 65 0.3640 0.3650

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2WUE: Math Review Simplify the following expression in terms of the dimensions mass, length, and time...

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