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    This document appears to be reporting data and results from a physics experiment measuring the speed of different objects rolling down an incline. The data table includes measurements of mass, radius, time taken to reach the bottom, average speed and computed speed for different objects including hollow and solid spheres, cylinders, and blocks. The conclusion and post-laboratory questions section analyzes which object reached the bottom first and possible sources of error in the experiment.

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    This document appears to be reporting data and results from a physics experiment measuring the speed of different objects rolling down an incline. The data table includes measurements of mass, radius, time taken to reach the bottom, average speed and computed speed for different objects including hollow and solid spheres, cylinders, and blocks. The conclusion and post-laboratory questions section analyzes which object reached the bottom first and possible sources of error in the experiment.

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    Rosselle Joy Martinez
    This document appears to be reporting data and results from a physics experiment measuring the speed of different objects rolling down an incline. The data table includes measurements of mass, radius, time taken to reach the bottom, average speed and computed speed for different objects including hollow and solid spheres, cylinders, and blocks. The conclusion and post-laboratory questions section analyzes which object reached the bottom first and possible sources of error in the experiment.

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    Data and Results

    Length of incline = ___________________________ height of incline = _____________________________

    HOLLOW HOLLOW
    OBJECT SPHERE CYLINDER BLOCK
    SPHERE CYLINDER

    Mass

    Radius

    Time

    Average Speed

    Speed at the Bottom

    Computed Speed
    (from Energy conservation)

    Percent Difference

    COMPUTATIONS

    CONCLUSION:

    POST LABORATORY QUESTIONS:


    1. Which among the objects tested reached the bottom first? Can you explain why?

    2. What are the possible sources of error in this experiment?

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