Compare the two runs in terms of the uncertainties. Discuss the implications for future experiments in which you have some discretion in the procedure you follow. Fill out the tables below, and provide the uncertainty calculations in the space below them.

Given the hypothesis, "The marble-dropper was aiming specifically at target A, and not at target B," conclude whether each data run confirms or refutes the hypothesis, or is inconclusive. Discuss how you draw this conclusion.

While you should be an objective experimenter, suppose you are secretly hoping to have the results confirm the hypothesis. In this experiment, target B was only added to the data paper after the data was taken. Explain why this was a good idea.

I. Raw Data - Submit the two data runs (papers with dots on them). II. Data Analysis Fill out the tables below, and provide the uncertainty calculations in the space below them. dropped from above head level dropped from waist level dot Ax A.x2 dot Ax A.x2 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 0 head = ? o - ? waist III. Questions 1. Compare the two runs in terms of the uncertainties. Discuss the implications for future experiments in which you have some discretion in the procedure you follow. 2. Given the hypothesis, "The marble-dropper was aiming specifically at target A, and not at target B," conclude whether each data run confirms or refutes the hypothesis, or is inconclusive. Discuss how you draw this conclusion 3. While you should be an objective experimenter, suppose you are secretly hoping to have the results confirm the hypothesis. In this experiment, target B was only added to the data paper after the data was taken. Explain why this was a good idea. I. Raw Data - Submit the two data runs (papers with dots on them). II. Data Analysis Fill out the tables below, and provide the uncertainty calculations in the space below them. dropped from above head level dropped from waist level dot Ax A.x2 dot Ax A.x2 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 0 head = ? o - ? waist III. Questions 1. Compare the two runs in terms of the uncertainties. Discuss the implications for future experiments in which you have some discretion in the procedure you follow. 2. Given the hypothesis, "The marble-dropper was aiming specifically at target A, and not at target B," conclude whether each data run confirms or refutes the hypothesis, or is inconclusive. Discuss how you draw this conclusion 3. While you should be an objective experimenter, suppose you are secretly hoping to have the results confirm the hypothesis. In this experiment, target B was only added to the data paper after the data was taken. Explain why this was a good idea