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用打点计时器可测纸带运动的时间和位移.下面是没有按操作顺序写的不完整的实验步骤,按照你对实验的理解,在各步骤空白处填上适当的内容,然后按实际操作的合理步骤,将各步骤的字母代号顺序写在空白处.

A.在电磁打点计时器的两接线柱上分别接上导线,导线的另一端分别接在低压____(填“交流”或“直流”)电源的两个接线柱上.

B.把电磁打点计时器固定在桌子上,让纸带穿过____(填“插孔”或“限位孔”),并压在____(填“白纸”或“复写纸”)下面.

C.用刻度尺测量从计时开始点到最后一个点间的距离△x.

D.切断电源,取下纸带,如果共有6清晰的点,则这段纸带记录的时间△t=____

E.打开电源开关,再用手水平地拉动纸带,纸带上打下一系列小点.

F.利用公式计算纸带运动的平均速度.

实验步骤的合理顺序是____

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交流,限位孔,复写纸,0.1s,B A E D C F

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