Data Table l: Trial Angle (e) h = Rcm(1-cose) %3D 1 35 0.052 36 0.055 3 36 0.055 4 36 0.055 5 35 0.052 = 35.6 +-1 =0.054+-0.011 1a) Use the average height and the average angle calculated above in part I to find the initial speed of the ball. Include the absolute uncertainty in the initial velocity.

Data Table l: Trial Angle (e) h = Rcm(1-cose) %3D 1 35 0.052 36 0.055 3 36 0.055 4 36 0.055 5 35 0.052 = 35.6 +-1 =0.054+-0.011 1a) Use the average height and the average angle calculated above in part I to find the initial speed of the ball. Include the absolute uncertainty in the initial velocity.

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