Mass of ball (grams) Time to hit ground (seconds)
10 1.02
15 1.01
26 1.62
A student is investigating gravity and falling objects. She drops three balls and times how long it takes each ball to hit the ground. What is the most likely source of error?
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She dropped the balls from different heights.
She dropped the balls from different heights.
She used balls that are different sizes.
She used balls that are different sizes.
She did not measure the mass after the balls hit the ground.
She did not measure the mass after the balls hit the ground.
She did not measure the circumference of the balls.
She did not measure the circumference of the balls.
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The most likely source of error in the investigation would be:
She dropped the balls from different heights.
This is because dropping the balls from different heights would affect the time it takes for each ball to hit the ground, leading to inconsistent and unreliable results related to the investigation of gravity and free fall.
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