Compute for the average time of each free-fall distance.Compute for each average time squared for each free-fall distance. Compute for a slope. Compute for the percentage error. Give Analysis The slope of the best fit line is equal to one-half of the experimentalacceleration (g.). Determine slope of best-fit line by choosing any two pointswithin the line. With slope = 1/2.gep, Ssolve for g.ap using the equation, slope =rise/run.O Using the obtained g and the theoretical value of the acceleration(gre = 9.80 m/ s'), find the percentage error. By careful measurement of eachtime trial, percentage error may be less than 10%.% error = g.p- gmeor X 100 % Time (s)tave?(s)Distance(m)Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3Trial 4Trial 5Average0.150.4780.340.3360.2140.6380.300.2310.2590.2370.3080.350.450.7521.2030.2870.2850.5640.600.7530.2450.4040.280.270.750.6090.4990.2650.5510.570.900.4430.5530.5090.3130.5691.050.5890.5890.5980.6770.4821.200.6540.6870.4910.5890.5431.350.5210.7110.4570.6110.7621.500.9020.9411.0520.8280.7361.650.8480.8430.7360.860.7741.800.8850.8960.7270.8441.289

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Compute for the average time of each free-fall distance.

Compute for each average time squared for each free-fall distance.

Compute for a slope.

Compute for the percentage error.

Give Analysis

The slope of the best fit line is equal to one-half of the experimental
acceleration (g.). Determine slope of best-fit line by choosing any two points
within the line. With slope = 1/2.gep, Ssolve for g.ap using the equation, slope =
rise/run.
O Using the obtained g and the theoretical value of the acceleration
(gre = 9.80 m/ s'), find the percentage error. By careful measurement of each
time trial, percentage error may be less than 10%.
% error = g.p- gmeor X 100 %

Time (s)
tave?
(s)
Distance
(m)
Trial 1
Trial 2
Trial 3
Trial 4
Trial 5
Average
0.15
0.478
0.34
0.336
0.214
0.638
0.30
0.231
0.259
0.237
0.308
0.35
0.45
0.752
1.203
0.287
0.285
0.564
0.60
0.753
0.245
0.404
0.28
0.27
0.75
0.609
0.499
0.265
0.551
0.57
0.90
0.443
0.553
0.509
0.313
0.569
1.05
0.589
0.589
0.598
0.677
0.482
1.20
0.654
0.687
0.491
0.589
0.543
1.35
0.521
0.711
0.457
0.611
0.762
1.50
0.902
0.941
1.052
0.828
0.736
1.65
0.848
0.843
0.736
0.86
0.774
1.80
0.885
0.896
0.727
0.844
1.289

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