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    The document contains data measuring the time (t) and height (h) of a falling object. It performs a logarithmic regression analysis to find the relationship between log(t) and log(h), yielding an equation of log(h) = 1.9430176939 * log(t) + 2.6626594394 with an R^2 value of 0.9957122412. This indicates a very high correlation between the logarithms of time and height for a falling object.

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    The document contains data measuring the time (t) and height (h) of a falling object. It performs a logarithmic regression analysis to find the relationship between log(t) and log(h), yielding an equation of log(h) = 1.9430176939 * log(t) + 2.6626594394 with an R^2 value of 0.9957122412. This indicates a very high correlation between the logarithms of time and height for a falling object.

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    Figura 2. Log (T) vs. Log (H)

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    The document contains data measuring the time (t) and height (h) of a falling object. It performs a logarithmic regression analysis to find the relationship between log(t) and log(h), yielding an equation of log(h) = 1.9430176939 * log(t) + 2.6626594394 with an R^2 value of 0.9957122412. This indicates a very high correlation between the logarithms of time and height for a falling object.

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    of 3

    t (s)

    h (cm)
    0.54

    140

    0.5

    120

    0.45

    100

    0.41

    80

    0.36

    60

    0.28

    40

    log(t)
    log(h)
    T
    H
    -0.26760624 2.14612804
    -0.301029996 2.07918125
    -0.346787486
    2
    -0.387216143 1.90308999
    -0.443697499 1.77815125
    -0.552841969 1.60205999

    Ti

    Hi

    -2.299179333 11.5086105

    regresrion Polinomial se ve el afigura 1

    Figu
    t (s)

    h (cm)
    0.54

    140

    0.5

    120

    0.45

    100

    0.41

    80

    0.36

    60

    0.28

    40

    f(x) = 1.9430176
    R = 0.99571224

    -0.6

    -0.55

    -0.5

    log(t)*log(h) [log(t)]^2
    [log(h)]^2
    T*H
    T^2
    H^2
    -0.57431725 0.0716131 4.60586555
    -0.62589592 0.09061906 4.32299465
    -0.69357497 0.12026156
    4
    -0.73690717 0.14993634 3.6217515
    -0.78896126 0.19686747 3.16182187
    -0.885686 0.30563424 2.56659622

    Ti Hi

    Ti2

    H i2

    -4.30534258 0.93493177 22.2790298

    Figura 1. tiempo Vs. Altu


    160
    140

    f(x) = 459.8957957797 x^1.943017693


    R = 0.9957122412

    120
    100
    80
    60
    40
    20
    0
    0.25

    0.3

    Figura 2. log(t) Vs. log(h)


    2.5
    2

    f(x) = 1.9430176939x + 2.6626594394


    R = 0.9957122412

    1.5
    1
    0.5

    -0.6

    -0.55

    -0.5

    -0.45

    -0.4

    -0.35

    -0.3

    0
    -0.25

    0.35

    0.4

    0.4

    1. tiempo Vs. Altura de caidaLibre

    = 459.8957957797 x^1.9430176939
    = 0.9957122412

    0.35

    0.4

    0.45

    0.5

    0.55

    0.6

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