You place a 7.50 kg television set on a spring scale . if the scale read 78.4 N, what ist he acceleration of gravity at that location?
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The data is in good agreement with the predicted fall time of \ sqrt { 2h / g }, where h is the height and g is the acceleration of gravity.
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From the period and the measured distance " L " between the pivots, the acceleration of gravity can be calculated with great precision from the equation ( 1 ) above.
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In 1954, Nygren left " Pathfinder " for over three years of duty as head of a Coast and Geodetic Survey Division of Geodesy field party measuring the acceleration of gravity.
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:" 1-gee " is another way of writing " 1 g ", which means 1 times g, where g is the acceleration of gravity at the Earth's surface.
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This is the height to which an object rises in time " t " if the acceleration of gravity is 32 feet per second per second and the initial upward speed is 500 feet per second.
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The track is superelevated so that the component of the acceleration of gravity in the plane of the track will provide some fraction of the horizontal acceleration in the plane of the track due to the circular motion.
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For an atmosphere with a uniform temperature, the scale height is proportional to the temperature and inversely proportional to the product of the mean molecular mass of dry air and the local acceleration of gravity at that location.
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Where g'is the acceleration of the runner's body, a _ \ text { f } the forward acceleration, g the acceleration of gravity, k'a proportionality constant and v the velocity.
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Then, as first demonstrated by Newton, and can easily be demonstrated using the divergence theorem, the acceleration of gravity at any given distance R from the center of the sphere depends only upon the total mass contained within R.
