Galileo and Energy Lab Report

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Feb 20, 2024

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Galileo’s Incline Pg. 1 © 2015 Sean M. Cordry and Walters State Community College Pre-Lab Answer the following questions based on the lessons on data and the instructions provided in the Excel worksheet. Use proper complete sentences for your responses. Q# Review Question Your Answer Q1 What type of mathematical shape do you expect from the velocity prediction: square root, linear, exponential, sine-wave, or something else? Square root Q2 Which model – rolling or non- rolling – predicts higher speeds? Non-rolling predicts higher speeds. Results Insert a picture of each of your graphs below. (Use the “Snipping Tool.”) Specify the values of your ball’s accelerations. Figure 2: Graph of Results – Insert image for graph Caption for Graph: My graph with a higher no-roll prediction.
Galileo’s Incline © 2015 Sean M. Cordry and Walters State Community College Analysis and Implications Answer the following questions based on your experience. Q# Analysis Question Your Answer Q3 Was your prediction about the mathematical shape correct? Yes, both curves resemble a square root graph. Q4 Which model – rolling or non- rolling – best describes your data? Rolling prediction Q5 If the drop height for the ball was 30.0 cm, what velocity would you predict for it? 2.05m/s Q6 What do you think might happen to the velocity if we rolled a coin (or other disk-shaped object) instead of a sphere? I think It would be a little faster. Q7 What is something that you gained (knowledge, experience, awareness, etc.) that you did not have prior to completing the experiment? It was beneficial to use the predictive velocity equations in practice. I now have a better understanding of how they work. Additional Instructions Convert this document to PDF format and then upload it to the appropriate dropbox. If you experience technical issues importing your images or graphics, or if you have trouble converting the document to PDF format, you will need to get guidance from someone at your home institution. Partial or fragmented documentation and images will not be accepted.
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