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Physics Week 19 Lab Rev Scott D Willson Central Baptist Christian Academy.

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1 Physics Week 19 Lab Rev Scott D Willson Central Baptist Christian Academy

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3 A block has been provided to each group. You need to pick a place to drop it from. Measure the distance you will drop it from. Use the position equation to find the time it will take the block to drop. After you have found the time it will take calculate the final velocity of the block right before it hits the ground. Once you have finished calculating time and final velocity test your finding with experiments. What obstacles do you run into with this lab?

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