represent? (10 Points)? What does the slope of a Kinetic Energy V.S Gravitational Potential Energy graph represent?
An explanation along with the answer would be very much appreciated as well.
Using data I've collected from an experiment, I was also able to calculate the slope of the graph:
m=rise/run
m=Change in Kinetic energy/Change in Gravitational Potential energy
m=0.100/0.016
m=6.25
What does the 6.35 represent?
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