Do you hypothesize that if acceleration could be recorded directly by electronic means it would yield the same results as when calculated through kinematic equations? Why or why not? Explain which method would be more accurate?
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Do you hypothesize that if acceleration could be recorded directly by electronic means it would yield the same results as when calculated through
kinematic equations? Why or why not? Explain which method would be more accurate?

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