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This Pre-lab is due when you come in to do the experiment. Show your work for ev

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Question


This Pre-lab is due when you come in to do the experiment. Show your work for everything that is not from ID Stats, enter those results in the table's blank spots to three decimal places. Your final answer ought to come out to p = (4.268 plus or minus 0.012)timesl0^4 g. cm/s. A ball of mass m is fired off a table in the horizontal direction. It lands a distance x away after falling a height y. Calculate and formally report the ball's horizontal momentum based on the following measurements. Use g = 980.35 cm/s^2.

Explanation / Answer

1)    Here, t1 = sqrt(2 * 104.96/980.35)

                         =   0.462 sec

   =>   Vx1 = 276.72/0.462

                   = 598.96 cm/sec

=>   p1 = 4.231 * 104    gm . cm/sec

2)    Here, t2 = sqrt(2 * 104.95/980.35)

                         =   0.4627 sec

   =>   Vx2 = 281.20/0.4627

                   = 607.73 cm/sec

=>   p2 = 4.291 * 104    gm . cm/sec

3)    Here, t3 = sqrt(2 * 105.05/980.35)

                         =   0.463 sec

   =>   Vx3 = 278.32/0.463

                   = 601.123 cm/sec

=>   p3 = 4.246 * 104    gm . cm/sec

4)    Here, t4 = sqrt(2 * 104.99/980.35)

                         =   0.4628 sec

   =>   Vx4 = 281.87/0.4628

                   = 609.05 cm/sec

=>   p4 = 4.299 * 104    gm . cm/sec

=> mean p = (p1 + p2 + p3 + p4)/4

                    =    (4.266 +- 0.012) * 104 gm . cm/sec

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