Chemistry, 14.11.2020 09:10 TabbyKun00
Make an observation about the average height of the beanbag for each mass dropped. How does it compare with your calculated kinetic energies for each mass? When the bottle has more mass, does the beanbag seem to travel to greater heights? Record your general observations in Table A.
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