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9.1 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity
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What is the primary aim of this experiment?

To determine acceleration due to gravity

What does the absolute pressure sensor measure?

Total pressure at any depth

What should be measured when the tube is not immersed in water (h=0h = 0)?

Atmospheric pressure P0P_0

In the formula g=(Pabs−P0)hρg = \frac{(P_{abs} - P_0)}{h \rho}, what does hh represent?

Depth below the surface

In graphical analysis, what does the slope of the PabsP_{abs} vs hh graph equal?

ρg\rho g

What value should the calculated gg be close to if the experiment is correct?

9.8 m/s²

What type of relationship exists between absolute pressure and depth?

Linear

How should the tube entrance be positioned when submerged?

Horizontal

Which part of the water meniscus should be read when measuring depth?

The bottom

If Pabs=102,500P_{abs} = 102,500 Pa, P0=101,325P_0 = 101,325 Pa, h=0.12h = 0.12 m, ρ=1000\rho = 1000 kg/m³, what is gg?

9.79 m/s²

Why does pressure increase as the sensor goes deeper in water?

More water pressing down from above

If graph slope is 9,750 Pa/m and ρ=1000\rho = 1000 kg/m³, what is gg using graphical method?

9.75 m/s²

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