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URGENT!!!!! Attached is my 4th physics lab data. For part2 we obtain data of time and distance for different starting positions ( 0.549,0.5,0.465,etc) We are supposed to find the acceleration for distance of 0.08m (i.e. x=0.08) 3 accelerations for each starting position and then average the 3 accelerations. Please help me calculate the accelerations. Lab instruction is very vague
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is there anyway to see the other parts of the lab, and the directions
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All the parts from 1to 3 are labeled so you should see different parts
I can post instruction
I know to use deltax/delta t then delta v/delta t
but I not sure which are the x's and t's to use
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I found surprisingly small a for the first one
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