Forces, stopping and braking

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A student investigated reaction times using a ruler drop test under two different conditions: without distraction and with distraction.

Our results are shown in the table below.

ConditionTrial 1 (cm)Trial 2 (cm)Trial 3 (cm)Trial 4 (cm)Trial 5 (cm)Average distance (cm)
Without distraction12.514.211.813.110.912.5
With distraction18.222.119.521.420.820.4

Calculate the average reaction time for the trials without distraction.

Use the equation:

time2=average distance490 \text{time}^2 = \frac{\text{average distance}}{490} time2=490average distance​

Give your answer to 2 significant figures.

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