ANALYSIS IIIData Set 3. Imagine that you are on Mars and have done thefollowing experiment: a small ball is held about 10 meters abovethe surface and is released from rest and allowed to fall freely.A motion detector placed below the ball records the position-time data shown in the data table at the right. Assume that airfriction is so small that it can be neglected in your analysis.Note that the position decreases with time because the ball isfalling toward the detector. 3.Consulting a physics text, you discover the formula y = y,+ ½ a t? which gives the position y of a freely falling object asa function of time t. The term y, is the initial position of theobject (i.e. the position at time t = 0) and the term a is theacceleration of the object.а)What data transformation is required so that theexperimental data will plot as a linear function?

Consulting a physics text, you discover the formula y = y, + ½ a t which gives the position y of a freely falling object as a function of time t. The term y, is the initial position of the object (i.e. the position at time t = 0) and the term a is the acceleration of the object. What data transformation is required so that the a) experimental data will plot as a linear function?

Consulting a physics text, you discover the formula y = y, + ½ a t which gives the position y of a freely falling object as a function of time t. The term y, is the initial position of the object (i.e. the position at time t = 0) and the term a is the acceleration of the object. What data transformation is required so that the a) experimental data will plot as a linear function?

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