Physics, 30.10.2021 14:00 ayandjay01

Tennis ball, Time measuring device (cell phone) Hypothesis:
We will not have to write a hypothesis today, as I imagine you have not measured the maximum height of your throws before.

Procedure:
Please take a moment to design your procedure in the space below. Use a listed step by step format. (I don’t want to read paragraphs!) How will you set up your lab equipment? How will you collect your data? How will you record your data? What calculations will you need to make?

Things to include:
the initial conditions of your setup, a labeled diagram of your lab setup
any measurements and specifically how you will take them
some degree of repetition to increase the accuracy of your measurements
any calculations that you will need to come to a conclusion about how your independent and dependent variables are related.

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