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what do you mean by a "continuous theoretical solid line using the formula"? As in a line of best fit? this is the graph I currently have, which displays my experimental values with an uncertainty of plus/minus 0.1 m/s. Sorry, I do not understand what you mean.

i cant seem to figure it out, i've been trying but im not sure how to. is there a way for me to arrange it with only 1 variable each?

I dont believe that the formula allows for there to be only 1 instance of each variable I have tried and it did not work

I had to find whether the inner radius of a cylinder affects its velocity when it rolls down an inclined plane. I timed each trial and I found there was a negative correlation. The formula I provided is a derived equation. I found the velocity for each inner radii value based on this formula...

yes i meant the uncertainty in the radii and formula

i do have the v values yes

the velocity decreased as the inner radius increased the outer radius stayed constant throughout the experiment

Forgot to mention, but I am attempting to find the velocity at which a hollow cylinder with a particular inner radius will roll down an incline plane

I have tried using the y = ab/c uncertainty formula for the (ro^2 + ri^2)/4(ro^2) but not sure where to go from there Im unsure how to combine uncertainties

Hello, I needed help with a physics problem and I found this forum. I hope someone can help me with my problem.

this is the formula v is velocity g= gravity h= height ro= outer radius of cylinder ri = inner radius of cylinder please help