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Conservation of Motion
Title ___Conservation of Momentum and Energy______________________________________________

Name___Ben Groelke________________________________________________________________________

Date______November 13, 2012_______________________________________________________________

Course and Lab Section Number___PHY 1150-202________________________________________________

Collaborators_Briana, Travatello, Grayson North, Roy Huffman ______________________________

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|Introduction: Background | | | | | |
|Introduction: Experimental Purpose | | | | | |
|Materials and Methods: Materials | | | | | |
|Materials and Methods: Methods | | | | | |
|Results: Data | | | | | |
|Results: Calculations | | | | |
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