indicate below which quantities should be graphed to yield a straight line whose slope could be used to calculate a numerical value for the acceleration due to gravity g. horizontal axis: vertical axis:



Answer :

A numerical value for the acceleration due to gravity g on straigh line = 8.665

What is Straight Line?

Simply put, a straight line is a line devoid of bends. A straight line is one that has no curves and continues to infinity on both sides.

we need a table calculation for that see the attachment 1

vertical  axis = l cm

horizontal axis = T²(sec²)

slope from the graph

= l/T²

= 0.2197

So, g = 4 T² * l /T²

= 4 * (3.14)² * 0.2147

g = 8.6646

g = 8.665 m/sec²

The acceleration caused by gravity is expressed numerically as g on a straight line = 8.665.

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