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Laboratory Manual for Physics 2750 2022-23 MOTION UP AND DOWN THE RAMP: DATA AND ANALYSIS SECTION Before starting the data collection, answer the questions below. 1. Predict (qualitatively) the position vs time graph for the following cases of motion with uniform acceleration: Cart moving down a ramp, Cart moving up the ramp, slowing speeding up u P down vP rJ-.CJwn Cart given an initial velocity up a ramp, comes to a stop then moves down the ramp r t..J p L2 -----+--
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p PROJECTILE MOTION: DATA AND ANALYSIS SECTION Laboratory Manual for Physics 2750 2022-23 Part A: Start with analyzing the motion along the x axis. Right click in the graph window and select Graph Options. In the window that shows up, select the second tab at the top, Axes Options. Unselect the Y (m) axis. This leaves only the x vs t graph in your graphs window. 1. Look at the position vs time graph. Fit a curve to the position vs time data, using Analyze: Curve Fit. Write the equation of the fitted line below. 'x :. 3 . I b 2. t +-
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