DQS Physic lab

DQS Physics Lab [NAME] [INSTITUTION] [DATE] DQS Physics Lab 1 How do you handle cases in which the initial and final heights are different? When carrying out experiments, the initial height may be different from the final height. This may be contributed by errors committed while carrying out the experiment. The problem can be solved by taking several measurements then taking the average. The problem can also be solved by ensuring that all the instruments used for taking measurements are properly calibrated. 1.2How is the quadratic formula used to solve these kinds of problems? The problem of varying initial and final heights can be solved by using the quadratic formula. The general formula is h1 = ho + vt + (1/2)at2 Where: v is the velocity h1 is the final height a is the acceleration ho is the initial height t is the time taken If the acceleration, velocity, time taken, and the initial ...