how can i do the measurements of g?

Question

the free fall of any material at any sea level

Answer 1

Suppose you have a dense object that won't be much affected by aerodynamics. Then, if you drop it from a known height, "h", the time "t" it takes to fall is given by

h = 0.5 g t^2

or

g = 2h/t^2

Answer 2

Make a simple pendulum with a string and a small weight.Measure the length L of pendulum (up to centre of weight) and time T (to be more accurate measure 10 times swing and divide by 10).Use formula T=2pi sqt L/g to get g.

Answer 3

You can try to time the free-fall of an object. It's hard to do unless you have a phototimer. Or you can slow down the process by using a cart on a inclined plane.

Answer 4

With a simple pendulum

You must to use the formule

T = 2pi square (l/g). You can mueasrure the lengh f the pendulum and the period and obtain g.

Answer 5

every object falls at 9.8 meters per second. so in two seconds u would be 19.6 meters per second. u acc. 9.8 meters per second squared

Answer 6

g=GMm\r*r,where G is de gravitational constant o earth ,M IS MASS O EARTH ,m is mass o material,r radius o earth.......

Answer 7

Munis' answer is rite....