Acceleration Science Experiment help?

Question

I have to do a science experiment for school, and need to get a flat surface, and roll a ball down it, and time it with a stop watch every 10cm. Then I need to change the angle of the flat object and do it again.

For some reasons, I'm not able to actually preform the experiment to get the measurements.

Is there a place online where I can get just the measurements (the pure numbers) and then use those to analyze and write a conclusion.

Let me know, thanks.

Answer 1

You have a computer.  Your computer has a calculator, and probably a spreadsheet. With either of these you can simulate the experiment.  You can even simulate the errors you might get.

It's a whole lot easier to do the experiment, though.