Your video analysis of the motion of a marble gives it position in frame 23 as (x23, 923) =(0.134 m, 0.120 m) and its position in frame 24 as (x24, Y24) = (0.122 m, 0.112 m). You esti-mate that you can measure the x and y positions with uncertainty +0.003 m. The frame rateof the video is 30 frames/s, which means the time interval between frames is At = 0.033 333 s.The uncertainty of the frame rate of a video camera is VERY small. For the sake of this prob-lem, use (At) = 1 x 10-6 s. The mass of the marble is (2.031 +0.001) x 10-2 kg. Calculatethe following quantities:1. The value of the velocity component U =Xi+1XiAtand its uncertainty,Yi+1 Yi=and its uncertainty,At2. The value of the velocity component vy3. The value of the velocity magnitude v =4. The value of the momentum component p5. The value of the momentum component Py = muy and its uncertainty, and6. The value of the kinetic energy K = =mv² = m(v²+v²) and its uncertainty.v2+2 and its uncertainty,= mv, and its uncertainty,

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