Data Analysis (10 points): Be sure to include equations! Part 1: One way motion without friction. Calculate the gravitational acceleration (g) using the formula (6) for each run of Part (1): Calculate the average value of gravitational acceleration for part (1): Calculate the percent discrepancy between the average value of g and the theoretical value […]
Demonstrate different management and leadership styles for different situations (LO 3.1) GUIDELINES FOR DOING ASSIGNMENTS The assignment with be evaluated in terms of your planning, organization and the way you present your assignment. All three sections carry equal weightage Kindly read the instructions carefully and prepare your assignment and submit it to your teacher. 1) […]
In this lab, the following equations needs to be shown and calculated and show: Area of a table. The equation for the area of the object. Equations used to find the standard deviations of the mean for each dimension measured. Show how you calculated the area using the mean values obtained in Logger Pro. Equation […]
Read a journal entry, published article, or a short book, and write a paper on what you’ve learned from your readings. should be at least two pages long, 1.5-spaced, plus one page including all of your references. Physics Today is a great
Hooke’s Law and SHM Lab Lab Report Instructions Introduction Provide some background information on the topic (Hooke’s Law, SHM, ideal springs vs real springs). Explain the important concepts and cite the sources Purpose Hypothesis Materials Procedure list the steps, past tense 3rd person, add a sketch of the experimental setup Observations Controlled variables and data […]
Radio Waves Download and run the PhET Radio Waves and EM Field simulation. Use the simulation to answer the following questions. Select the following simulation settings: manual, full field, electric field, and static field. Record your observations. Move the electron down the antenna. Record your observations. Move the electron back to its starting position. Change […]
Create a short story about two objects in space . Using the law of gravitation determine the value of the force of the gravitational attraction between them. The variables are explained in lesson 7 and the law of gravitation formula is F = G m1m2/d2
We see light because it stimulates cells in our eyes. This stimulation is an example of light’s ability to influence chemistry. And because our eyes are able to distinguish among the different wavelengths of light, we perceive colors. Sunlight normally appears uncolored because it contains a rich mixture of wavelengths that our eyes interpret as […]
There are many household devices that manipulate light, and one of the most familiar is a magnifying glass. A magnifying glass bends light rays toward one another as they pass through it. In this chapter, we’ll see how a simple converging lens of this sort can magnify an object or cast its image onto a […]
Engineering thermodynamics A piston/cylinder contains carbon dioxide at 300 kPa, 100°C with a volume of 0.2 m^3. Weights are added at such a rate that the gas compresses according to the relation PV^1.2 = constant to a final temperature of 200°C. Find the work done during the process. A cylinder/piston contains 1kg methane gas at […]
