LAB REPORT FOR EXPERIMENT 4Date:.Stuident Name:.Q1.What is the objective of this experiment?Q2. Tabelate your data in the following Table.Experimental data of free fallTime of freefallingfavesge (3)(em)1020304050607010203040506070Q3. Plot a grapb between versiinD for both balla.Q4. In your graph draw a tangential line at time r-020, and find the slope of thisline for both balla33331/sSmall bali.Large ball. BtH 333Second BallFint Ball Q5. What does the slope represent?TKat anteheakQ6. Compare your result with magnitude of velocity calculated theoretically by eq.(3) for g-9.81 m/s for both ballsSmall ball...ssI +2t.*........Large ball............Q7. Plot a graph between -y versus rer for both balls.Q8. Find the slope of your graph for both ballsSmall ball..Large ball.Q9. Based on the value of the slope in Q8, Calculate the magnitude of accelerationdue to gravity g. for both ballsSmall ball......Large ball.Q10. Determine whether the volume an object effects on gravity acceleration g ornot?Q11. Calculate the percentage error in value of calculated g.Small ball..Large ball.

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