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Physics, 22.04.2021 03:10 YariDelOrbeez115

The data points you have taken on your lab graphs roughly form a straight line. How do you interpret the slope of this line? Steeper slopes mean higher speeds.
Steeper slopes mean lower speeds.
Steeper slopes mean higher error.
Steeper slopes mean lower error.
The slope has no relation to speed or error

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