A ball thrown up from a rooftop of height 54m lands on the ground in 5s. What is its speed 13m below?
Purpose:
The purpose of this activity is to determine the acceleration of a falling object, through manual measuring and graphing techniques, using the object’s position at various times.
Table 1 – Object’s Position
Time (s) position (m(down))
0.0 0.50
2.0 0.70
4.0 1.00
6.0 1.25
8.0 1.60
10.0 2.00
Instructions:
1. Plot the points above into a position-time graph.
2. Draw a curved line-of-best-fit through the plotted points.
3. Draw a minimum of 3 tangents and determine the slope for each. Show all calculations and include units.
4. Create a new table of values using time and instantaneous velocity as the variables.
5. Plot these points into a velocity-time graph and draw a best fit line.
6. Determine the slope of the line and show all work.
7. Draw a third graph showing the acceleration of the vehicle for 10 seconds. Shade the area under the line.
Discussion:
1. What was the graphically determined acceleration?
2. Calculate the area under the line of the V-T and A-T graph and indicate what it represents.
3. What are the limitations of using this technique for determining acceleration?
(need to do the instructions part and discussion part)
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Find it's kinetic energy rotational
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(4 p.)
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p = 7.85 kg / dm3, E = 210000 MPa At the end of the pipe there is a mass m hanging on a rope.
g = 9.81 m / s2
- 2r 2R
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(14 p.)
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