Please Asap given by y-yo = planet, where gplanet is theYou are exploring a planet and drop a small rock from the edge of a cliff. In coordinates where the +y direction is downward and neglecting air resistance, the vertical displacement of an object released from rest isacceleration due to gravity on the planet. You measure t in seconds for several values of y-yo in meters and plot your data with 2 on the vertical axis and y-yo on the horizontal axis. Your data is fit closely by a straight line that has slope 0.900 s²/m. Basedon your data, what is the value of gplanet?

The slope of the graph where t² is along y axis and (y-y0) is along x axis is Slope = 0.900 s²/m

You are exploring a planet and drop a small rock from the edge of a cliff. In coordinates where the +y direction is downward and neglecting air resistance, the vertical displacement of an object released from rest is given by y-yo-planet, where gplanet is the acceleration due to gravity on the planet. You measure t in seconds for several values of y-yo in meters and plot your data with on the vertical axis and y-yo on the horizontal axis. Your data is fit closely by a straight line that has slope 0.900 s2/m. Based on your data, what is the value of Splanet?

You are exploring a planet and drop a small rock from the edge of a cliff. In coordinates where the +y direction is downward and neglecting air resistance, the vertical displacement of an object released from rest is given by y-yo-planet, where gplanet is the acceleration due to gravity on the planet. You measure t in seconds for several values of y-yo in meters and plot your data with on the vertical axis and y-yo on the horizontal axis. Your data is fit closely by a straight line that has slope 0.900 s2/m. Based on your data, what is the value of Splanet?

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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