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Step2247 [10]
3 years ago
9

Create 3 interview questions for gravity regarding how it governs the motion of our solar system.

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1 answer:
emmainna [20.7K]3 years ago
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Answer:

How does gravity work?

Can gravity change forms?

How does gravity transform?

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3 questions?

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t_{a} = 13.54 s

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t_{c} = 13.89 s

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1.The best estimate of the period can be calculated by the mean of the measurements and the one closest to the mean is the best estimate of the measurement:

Mean, \bar {x} = \fra{sum of all observations}{No. of observation}

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Mean, \bar {x} = \frac{13.54 + 13.44 + 13.89 + 13.41 + 13.17 + 13.22}{6}

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\Delta E_{a} = |t_{a} - \bar {x}| = |13.54 - 13.44| = 0.01

\Delta E_{b} = |t_{b} - \bar {x}| = |13.44 - 13.44| = 0.00

\Delta E_{c} = |t_{c} - \bar {x}| = |13.89 - 13.44| = 0.45

\Delta E_{d} = |t_{d} - \bar {x}| = |13.41 - 13.44| = 0.03

\Delta E_{e} = |t_{e} - \bar {x}| = |13.17 - 13.44| = 0.027

\Delta E_{f} = |t_{f} - \bar {x}| = |13.54 - 13.44| = 0.10

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