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Newtons can also be written as kg m/s2 (see image).
If Newtons are divided by mass (kg), what is the resulting unit.
Newtons can also be written as kg m/s2 (see image).
If Newtons are divided by mass (kg), what is the resulting unit.
If you could travel to these places instantly... check all the places your weight would change.
Weight can increase without changing the mass of an object?
An objects mass can change without changing the amount of matter in the substance
Which of the following apply to the law of conservaiton of matter
Weight is...
Mass is...
Hypothesis. Read over your lab procedures for today. Design a testable hypothesis to the question above using an if/then format.
When you hook a mass to a spring scale what happens to the spring
What does the length of the spring indicate about the mass hanging from it?
What is the SI unit for mass?
What is the unit for Force?
What is the symbol for Force
Procedure: (12 minutes)
Complete the following instructions. Masses can be used individually or combined.
Record the mass on the data table.
Hook the mass or combination of masses onto a red spring scale. Do not exceed 1000g. Record the mass on the google sheet data table.
Read the Force in Newton's side of the spring scale. Record the Force exerted on the spring scale in Newtons in the google sheet data table.
Repeat for a total of 5 different masses
Data Analysis: Using your gathered data, graph the Force acting on the spring scale on the y-axis vs the mass on the x-axis.
Upload an image of your Data Table:
Upload a picture of your graph. (see data analysis)
What units are used for the y axis of the graph?
What units are used for the x axis of the graph?
Newtons can also be written as kg m/s2 (see image).
If Newtons are divided by mass (kg), what is the resulting unit.
What is the slope of the line graph? use correct units
Match the following
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Unit of mass | arrow_right_alt | N |
Unit of Acceleration | arrow_right_alt | kg |
Unit of Force | arrow_right_alt | m/s2 |
If the mass is not moving then the only downward force acting on the mass is
based on your data, the acceleration of gravity acting on your mass equals (Hint: You've already calculated this)
Can the mass of an object change based on where in the universe the object is located. Why or why not?
Can the weight of an object change based on where in the universe the object is located. Why or why not?
Write your 1 paragraph CER using the guidelines to the left. Extra points for completing the peer reviews in NRI by 9-26