Activity 3 ‘Time ‘Total Displacement ‘Average Velocity | Instantaneous Velocity 1 055m 0.55 m/s 11 mis 2 1.7m 0.85 m/s 1.7 mis 3 227m (0.76 ms “sams 4 /255m 0.64 m/s 1.28 mvs 5 288m 0.58 nvs 1.16 mis 6 355m 0.59 m/s 1.18 mis 7 435m 0.62 nvs 1.24 m/s 8 475m 059 mis “Ligsmss ° 5.52m 0.61 m/s 1.22 ms 10 5.753 m 0.58 m/s 1.16 m/sFigure 3.1 displacement time analysis of | Figure 3.2 instantaneous ‘otal time analysis of Displacement vs. Time _ + 2 a Tas) Instantaneous Velocity vs. Time 20 Zs . z 5 5 os oo 0 Time 6) The total vs the toral (graphical ‘motion) The velocity v8 the (graphical ‘motion)Activity 4 Table 2. Reaction Time Reaction Time (s) Reaction Time (s) with Distraction Person 1 0.144 0.179 Person 2 0.204 0.239 Person 3 0.190 0.219 Ruler Drop Test Computations npn? featiog time, Recton tnt = f.te Nimenle + poe = OMY omen Gone | cnze3t, a) ork, (eR. | cea, = 6204 ~ 084 Derm, Taba | oct f= [taf Fae > giao 20.219 Conclusion: Analyze the difference between with and without distraction of different people. In this experiment, the dominant hand was used by the representatives since they use it more often every day. The time of reaction without distraction are more faster compared to with distraction because the muscle memory is more focused in catching the ruler. It signifies that it will take you less time to to react to the ruler dropping because you are attentive which your electrical signals traveling to your nerves will be much faster as well. When you are occupied, it will take more time for you to react because you are doing something else and catching a ruler begins with eye watching- anticipating for it to drop. Distraction is indeed a factor in the progress for it increases time or accumulating more time and effort.