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A student performs the projectile motion experiment, rolling a steel ball from rest from the top of a curved tract. He varies the height above the benchtop, h, and measures the range R. Both distances are measured in meters. He then graphs h vs R^2, and the resulting straight line has a slope of 3.14m ^-1. How do you find the take off velocity?
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