If you were to set the ramp height at the 10th hole, what would the car’s average elapsed time be at a distance of 70cm? Is this an example of interpolation or extrapolation? Explain your answer. (O0)PART 1- DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSISTable la: Time and Distance Data - Ramp height 4th holePositionPosition(73 cm)PositionPositionPosition(83 cm)PositionPositionPosition(13 cm)(23 cm)(33 cm)(43 cm)(53 cm)(63 cm)Distance (ca)10/2030 4250 60 70 8TRIAL #Elapsed Time ( secpiz4490128346 ugualba96l0.6344 b738708045|0.8566|0.z440, 384301495aksgb6 lo16749o.72190.814010.851101251 46-38240, H930:S8026.63400,73180,83950*S100.2 5623.Avg. ElapsedTime (SecyAvg. Speed(cm/sec)9:56 596.492s6,ssubb.6477/0,7308/0. 81936.853240 IS2,2 6UA72,277.282.185.4 93.8Table 1b: Time and Distance Data - Ramp height 8th holePositionPositionPositionPositionPositionPositionPositionPosition(13 cm)(23 cm)(33 cm)(43 cm)(53 сm)(63 cm)(73 cm)(83 cm)Distance (cm)10cm 20 30 40,TRIAL #Elapsed Time ( 5ec)10.23970.30L0l03625 6.42620,48so0,5370 0158550.63090:25040.30630.3613 6,4288 o.48610i53735866|0.63110.23930.3083/01362O.4279014838653I0.5858|6312Po.23640.3068|0.3619 4276/0.48490,53740.58506.63101Avg. ElapsedTime (sec)Avg. Speed(cmysec)M.142.3 |05.2|82,9 |93,5 |NO3,1 |111,6 |119.나|12 68Table 1c: Time and Distance Data - Ramp height 12th holePosition(13 cm)PositionPosition(43 cm)PositionPositionPositionPositionPosition(23 cm)(33 cm)(53 cm)(63 cm)(73 cm)(83 cm)Distance (m)10.a20 3040,to80cmTRIAL #Elapsed Time ( SeC)o1584,23860130160,3546|0,4037044700.4885 ,5240u,15859123740.30310.35640.40290-4477/6.488710.5239bi18740.23730.3011 0,3549o4038 0,44890,4899/0.52460.1581 0,2370,3019 0.35530.4034/0.4478014890 p,52411Avg. ElapsedTime (SedAvg. Speed(cYsec)ed 63.3/84ill99,4 112,6124 134 /143,1 IS2.6

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