Curriculum |
Course Description |
Any specific message relating to this experiment, or course curriculum |
Formulae |
Variables: |
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Instructions |
1. Choose variables |
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2. Start the experiment |
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3. Observe the results |
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Distance |
Effect |
The distance a mass is moved is directly proportional to the amount of Work done by moving it.
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Notes: |
In this experiment, the mannequin can only lift the weight to a height of 1.2 meters. Selecting a distance of 3.6 meters will cause him to lift the mass 3 times, selecting 7.2 meters will cause him to lift the mass 6 times. |
Time |
Effect |
The Time it takes to move the mass is inversly proportional to the amount of Power generated by the movement
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Notes: |
Notice the difference in Power generated by changing the time from 12 seconds to 6 seconds |
Mass |
Effect |
The Mass of the object being moved is directly proportional to the Force required to move it.
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Notes: |
Choose between a 5kg weight and a 20kg weight. |
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