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Use the exact values you enter to make later calculations. A group of students p

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Use the exact values you enter to make later calculations.

A group of students performed the same "Conservation of Mechanical Energy" experiment that you performed in lab. However, instead of keeping the horizontal portion of the ramp at a constant height h2 from the tabletop, they varied this height and released the ball from the same height h1 each time. They then entered their results into the first two columns of the table shown in part (a).

(a) Complete the table below.

(b) Use the average value of v2kin to determine the height h1 through which the ball falls.

***I got the answers for part (a) correct but I need help with part (b), thanks!

Trial # Height of ramp from table top h2 (cm) Horizontal distanced (cm) v2kin (cm/s) 1 10.69 33.48 226.67 2 21.43 48.98 234.21 3 29.85 55.27 223.93 4 43.05 66.18 224.29 5 49.67 71.01 223.03

Explanation / Answer

average V2 =(226.67+234.21+223.93+224.29+223.03)/5= 226.426 cm/s= 2.26426m/s

we, know which evere h2 we take it change only horizonatl distance travel by ball

so we consider any one value and the value of h1 will be same

by energy coservation

mgh1 -mgh2 = 1/2mv2avg2

9.81(h1-0.1069)= 0.5*2.264262

h1= 0.3682m=36.82cm

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