Calculate the acceleration for a ball bearing

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Calculate the acceleration for a ball bearing between 25cm and 75cm of .4005 sec & .4013 sec and .4022 sec.

Lab Help?!

Thanks !
 
on Phys.org
first, homework section.

second, what is the ball doing, going up, down, angle?
 

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