Retake Second Law Lab

Last updated 3 days ago

23 questions

Note from the author:

Instructions

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Retake Second Law Lab

Last updated 3 days ago

23 questions

Note from the author:

Question: How does changing the weight added to a cart affect the acceleration of the cart when pulled with the same force?

Instructions

Question: How does changing the weight added to a cart affect the acceleration of the cart when pulled with the same force?

This is graded out of 70 points. What you score on this lab will be the grade that replaces

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Create a hypothesis in proper 'If' 'Then' format based on the question

Procedure: Link to Simulation
Link to Data Table
Use the Link above to open the simulation. 
1. Use the Linked Data table to set the Force and Mass variables.
2. Click 'Push it'
3. Record the VT graph coordinates and calculate the acceleration
4. Repeat until the full data table is completed

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Upload your graph for Data Table 1 Force vs. Acceleration

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Upload your graph for Data Table 2 Mass vs. Acceleration

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Analysis: As more force was applied, what happened to the acceleration of the box?

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Upload your Google doc link with corrected CER.

Question: How does changing the weight added to a cart affect the acceleration of the cart when pulled with the same force?

Question: How does changing the weight added to a cart affect the acceleration of the cart when pulled with the same force?

This is graded out of 70 points. What you score on this lab will be the grade that replaces

Pre Lab: The relationship between acceleration and force is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: The relationship between acceleration and mass is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: The relationship between force and mass is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: Mass is best described as _'Weight is best described as _

Amount of matter in an object; Amount of matter in an object

How gravity affects the amount of matter; How gravity affects the amount of matter

Amount of matter in an object; How gravity affects the amount of matter 

How gravity affects the amount of matter; Amount of matter in an object

Create a hypothesis in proper 'If' 'Then' format based on the question

Procedure: Link to Simulation
Link to Data Table
Use the Link above to open the simulation. 
1. Use the Linked Data table to set the Force and Mass variables.
2. Click 'Push it'
3. Record the VT graph coordinates and calculate the acceleration
4. Repeat until the full data table is completed

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Link to Data Table Upload a picture of your Data Table

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

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Fill in the calculation for this cell

Upload your graph for Data Table 1 Force vs. Acceleration

Upload your graph for Data Table 2 Mass vs. Acceleration

Analysis: As more force was applied, what happened to the acceleration of the box?

Analysis: As more mass was added, the acceleration of the box-

Increased

Decreased

Had no effect

Analysis: For Graph 1: what type of realtionship does your graph illustrate?

Direct

Inverse

No relationship

Analysis: For Graph 2: what type of realtionship does your graph illustrate?

Direct

Inverse

No relationship

Upload your Google doc link with corrected CER.

Pre Lab: The relationship between acceleration and force is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: The relationship between acceleration and mass is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: The relationship between force and mass is

Direct

Inverse

Pre Lab: Mass is best described as ___'Weight is best described as ___

Amount of matter in an object; Amount of matter in an object

How gravity affects the amount of matter; How gravity affects the amount of matter

Amount of matter in an object; How gravity affects the amount of matter 

How gravity affects the amount of matter; Amount of matter in an object

Link to Data Table Upload a picture of your Data Table

Fill in the calculation for this cell

Analysis: As more mass was added, the acceleration of the box-

Increased

Decreased

Had no effect

Analysis: For Graph 1: what type of realtionship does your graph illustrate?

Direct

Inverse

No relationship

Analysis: For Graph 2: what type of realtionship does your graph illustrate?

Direct

Inverse

No relationship