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If you have a relationship such that h=a√t. Which choice of the variables will get you a straight line (more than one possibility may be true)?
Oh vs. t
h² vs. t
h² vs. t/2
√h vs. t
h² vs. t²
Oh vs. √t
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Transcribed Image Text:If you have a relationship such that h=a√t. Which choice of the variables will get you a straight line (more than one possibility may be true)? Oh vs. t h² vs. t h² vs. t/2 √h vs. t h² vs. t² Oh vs. √t
A ball is dropped from a height H from the floor with the zero initial velocity. The ball is falling under the gravitational acceleration g. If it takes the time t for the ball to hit the floor after it is dropped,
the height H can be calculated using the equation, H = gt²/2.
If the gravitational acceleration is g = 9.81 m/s² with the probable error of 0.19 m/s², and the time is measured to be t = 0.541 sec with the probable error of 0.021 sec, what is the relative error in
the determination of the height H?
HINT: Keep your final numerical answers to at least 3 significant figures regardless of how many figures the input numbers have.
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Transcribed Image Text:A ball is dropped from a height H from the floor with the zero initial velocity. The ball is falling under the gravitational acceleration g. If it takes the time t for the ball to hit the floor after it is dropped, the height H can be calculated using the equation, H = gt²/2. If the gravitational acceleration is g = 9.81 m/s² with the probable error of 0.19 m/s², and the time is measured to be t = 0.541 sec with the probable error of 0.021 sec, what is the relative error in the determination of the height H? HINT: Keep your final numerical answers to at least 3 significant figures regardless of how many figures the input numbers have.
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