Question 1: Complete the calculations of the table based on the data given below Test No Weight (N) H, (cm) H2 (cm) P.E. (initial) (J) P.E. (final) (J) Loss in P.E. (J) 1 1.8 60 43.0 1.08 0.774 0.306 2 2.0 60 44.4 1.2 0.888 0.312 3 2.2 60 45.7 1.32 1.005 0.315

Question 1: Complete the calculations of the table based on the data given below Test No Weight (N) H, (cm) H2 (cm) P.E. (initial) (J) P.E. (final) (J) Loss in P.E. (J) 1 1.8 60 43.0 1.08 0.774 0.306 2 2.0 60 44.4 1.2 0.888 0.312 3 2.2 60 45.7 1.32 1.005 0.315

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Description: Question 1: Complete the calculations of the table based on the data given belowTest No Weight (N) H, (cm) H2 (cm) P.E. (initial) (J) P.E. (final) (J) Loss in P.E. (J)11.86043.01.080.7740.30622.06044.41.20.8880.31232.26045.71.321.0050.315

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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