Appendix E: Sample Lab Report
... To predict the answer to this question, we relied on our experience of the behavior of everyday objects. We know that when you let go of something, it will fall because it is pulled down by the gravitational force. That force, also known as the object’s weight, increases as the mass of the object in ...
... To predict the answer to this question, we relied on our experience of the behavior of everyday objects. We know that when you let go of something, it will fall because it is pulled down by the gravitational force. That force, also known as the object’s weight, increases as the mass of the object in ...
Physics Resources: Books
... the laws of motion also they have innovative teaching activities in getting students to deal with identify forces acting on objects. A circus of stations can be set up using different objects. They can do this individually or in groups. They can make arrows to identify where there are forces acting ...
... the laws of motion also they have innovative teaching activities in getting students to deal with identify forces acting on objects. A circus of stations can be set up using different objects. They can do this individually or in groups. They can make arrows to identify where there are forces acting ...
Forces and acceleration Newton`s 2nd Law
... ** Position the photogate so that it's right next to the leading edge of the card. The photogate should be in gate mode. Press the reset button to reset the time to zero. ** Slowly ease the cart forward (not letting it go) so that it starts the photogate (red light on) and then back the cart up just ...
... ** Position the photogate so that it's right next to the leading edge of the card. The photogate should be in gate mode. Press the reset button to reset the time to zero. ** Slowly ease the cart forward (not letting it go) so that it starts the photogate (red light on) and then back the cart up just ...
PowerPoint
... • Figure out all forces and their points of application • Sum all forces and divide by mass to find COM’s linear acceleration • For each force, compute perp-dot-product from COM to point of force application and add value into total torque of COM • Divide total torque by the MOI at the COM to find a ...
... • Figure out all forces and their points of application • Sum all forces and divide by mass to find COM’s linear acceleration • For each force, compute perp-dot-product from COM to point of force application and add value into total torque of COM • Divide total torque by the MOI at the COM to find a ...
MS Word
... Obtain a spring accelerometer (a spring scale with 500 g attached). Observe what happens to the spring accelerometer during the following events while you and your lab partners ride the elevator in Ferguson Hall from 3rd floor to 1st floor and back up to 3rd floor. Record your visual observations in ...
... Obtain a spring accelerometer (a spring scale with 500 g attached). Observe what happens to the spring accelerometer during the following events while you and your lab partners ride the elevator in Ferguson Hall from 3rd floor to 1st floor and back up to 3rd floor. Record your visual observations in ...
Important Instructions for the School Principal
... Given below are S.I. units of some physical quantities : kg-ms-2, ms-1, kg ms-1, ms-2. Which one of the above can be used for measuring momentum of an object ? Write the physical quantity that needs to be varied if the momentum of a body of given mass has to be changed. A constant force acts on an o ...
... Given below are S.I. units of some physical quantities : kg-ms-2, ms-1, kg ms-1, ms-2. Which one of the above can be used for measuring momentum of an object ? Write the physical quantity that needs to be varied if the momentum of a body of given mass has to be changed. A constant force acts on an o ...
