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    Sep 16, 2008, 04:33 PM
    Acceleration on an Incline % Difference
    We are using an incline to find uniformly accelerated motion, what is the equation to find the percent difference/error? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!! :confused:
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    Sep 16, 2008, 04:45 PM
    This is a bit tricky, are you actually performing this experiment?
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    Sep 16, 2008, 09:42 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Capuchin
    This is a bit tricky, are you actually performing this experiment?
    Yes, we are. I think we use a(exp)/a(theo)X100?

    a(exp) being a=gh/l

    Is the slope as tricky?

    Thanks for the help... I really need it. (Under a lot of pressure to make a high avg in this class.)
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