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    This document contains results from an experiment measuring how mass and gravitational force change with height. It lists height in meters from 0 to 2500 meters and the corresponding gravitational acceleration and calculated weight for an object with a mass of 50 grams. Gravitational acceleration decreases slightly with increasing height, and so calculated weight also decreases gradually with height from 490 grams at sea level.

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    Mass G@SL Height Weight: Chapter Ii - Definitions and Units

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    This document contains results from an experiment measuring how mass and gravitational force change with height. It lists height in meters from 0 to 2500 meters and the corresponding gravitational acceleration and calculated weight for an object with a mass of 50 grams. Gravitational acceleration decreases slightly with increasing height, and so calculated weight also decreases gradually with height from 490 grams at sea level.

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    Chapter II - DEFINITIONS AND UNITS

    This yields the following results.

    02.1
    Mass= 50
    g@SL= 9.8

    Height G Weight
    0 9.8 490
    100 9.799695 489.9847
    200 9.799391 489.9695
    300 9.799087 489.9543
    400 9.798782 489.9391
    500 9.798478 489.9239
    600 9.798174 489.9087
    700 9.797869 489.8934
    800 9.797565 489.8782
    900 9.797261 489.8630
    1000 9.796956 489.8478
    1100 9.796652 489.8326
    1200 9.796348 489.8174
    1300 9.796043 489.8021
    1400 9.795739 489.7869
    1500 9.795435 489.7717
    1600 9.795130 489.7565
    1700 9_. 794826 489.7413
    1800 9.794522 489.7261
    1900 9.794217 489.7108
    2000 9.793913 489.6956
    2100 9. 793609 489.6804
    2200 9.793304 489.6652
    2300 9.793000 489.6500
    2400 9.792696 489.6348
    2500 9.792391 489.6195

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