Help A ASRDBCZH P MUNCRJ N AJCentripetal Force Lab Data and Analysis Tableactual =9.8Trial(1)Stopper(2)Hanging(3)Radius(4)Time for 10revolutions(5)Period(6)Speed(7)Accelerationdue to gravity(8)Percent ErrormassmassT=t/10v=2Trr/Tjactual-measured(kg)(kg)(m)(s)(s)(m/s)x100%actualmpr(m/s?)10.014 0-050.63O.39O:1064O;1 064 mf6.317-25 %10-0140.050-47.68 0.768 3.270.768 3.27 7.48mls 23-57% Conclusion1. How well did your value of g compare to the actual value of g? What were some sources oferror?2. Two lab groups calculate a value for g using this lab. One group calculates g = 8.8 m/s andthe other group calculates g = 10.8 m/s?. How would the percent errors for these groups besimilar or different?

Actual value of g = 9.8 m/s2 Trial stopper mass (kg) hanging mass (kg) Radius(m) Time for 10…

Conclusion 1. How well did your value of g compare to the actual value of g? What were some sources of error? .Two lab groups calculate a value for g using this lab. One group calculates g = 8.8 m/s and the other group calculates g = 10.8 m/s?. How would the percent errors for these groups be similar or different?

Conclusion 1. How well did your value of g compare to the actual value of g? What were some sources of error? .Two lab groups calculate a value for g using this lab. One group calculates g = 8.8 m/s and the other group calculates g = 10.8 m/s?. How would the percent errors for these groups be similar or different?

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Chapter5: Newton's Laws Of Motion

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Problem 29PQ: Two forces F1=(62.98i15.80j) N and F2=(23.66i78.05j) are exerted on a particle. The particles mass...

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