The following table contains data from an experiment. Choose the value that corresponds to the unknown values. Answers must have three significant figures. Projectile Motion Percent Percent Vo (m/s) texp (s) tcomp (s) Xoxp Xcomp Angle Difference Difference (m) (m) (Time) (Range) 25° 2.56 0.24 (1) (2) 0.54 (3) (4)

The following table contains data from an experiment. Choose the value that corresponds to the unknown values. Answers must have three significant figures. Projectile Motion Percent Percent Vo (m/s) texp (s) tcomp (s) Xoxp Xcomp Angle Difference Difference (m) (m) (Time) (Range) 25° 2.56 0.24 (1) (2) 0.54 (3) (4)

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter9: Relativity

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