某同学仿照“探究小车速度随时间变化的规律”这一实验，利用如图所示的装置测量重物做自由落体运动的加速度。
（1）对该实验装置及其操作的要求，下列说法正确的是[ ]
A．电磁打点计时器应接6V交流电源
B．打点计时器的两个限位孔应在同一条竖直线上
C．重物最好选用密度较小的材料，如泡沫塑料
D．开始时应使重物靠近打点计时器处并保持静止
E．操作时，应先放开纸带后接通电源
F．为了减小误差，应重复多次实验，在打出的纸带中挑选一条最清晰的
G．为了便于测量，一定要找到打点计时器打下的第一个点，并选取其以后各连续的点作为计数点
（2）下图是某同学在实验中得到的一条较为理想的纸带。把开头几个模糊不清的点去掉，以较清晰的某一个点作为计数点O，随后每打3个点取一个计数点依次标记为点A、B、C 、D。测量出各点间的距离已标在纸带上。求打点计时器打出点2时重物的瞬时速度为 m/s，物体做自由落体运动的加速度的值约为 m/s2。（本题计算结果保留3位有效数字）
（1）ABDF
（2）1.18，9.58
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