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COL Worksheet
Your
N
ame: ________________________ Signature: ____________________________
Lab partner(s): _____________________________________________________________
Course & Section: ______________
Station # ______________
Date: ______________
Section D. Procedure
1.
What are the masses of your two carts, gratings, and mass bars?
m
cart1
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
m
cart2
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
m
grating1
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
m
grating2
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
m
bar1
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
m
bar2
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
2.
What is the average velocity for each photogate?
Remember that if the two don’t agree, you
will have to find their ratios and adjust the velocities of all subsequent velocity measurements.
v
photogate1
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
v
photogate2
= ______
±
_____ ______ (units)
Section E Analysis
3.
Record your data in the tables below.
Do not forget to include the directions for the vector
quantities.
Collision 1
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
Kinetic energy (J)
ε
p
=________
ε
k =
_______
1
COL Worksheet
Aiden Le
Escanord Le
495.6
0.1
grams
490.9
0.1
grams
13.1
0.1
grams
13.3
0.1
grams
49
6.7
0.1
grams
49
5.2
0.1
grams
0.349
0.025
m/s
0.352
0.021
m/s
PHYS 121 - 5B
5
Oct 12th, 2023
1.005
1x10^-4
0.976
0.005
0
0
1.005
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0
0
0.839
0.006
0
0
0
0
0.838
0.352
0.981
0.479
-0.146
-0.265
Collision 2
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
Kinetic energy (J)
ε
p
=________
ε
k =
_______
Collision 3*
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Kinetic energy (J)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
ε
p
=________
ε
k =
_______
Collision 4
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
Kinetic energy (J)
ε
p
=________
ε
k =
_______
Collision 5
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
Kinetic energy (J)
∆
p = ______
Kg.m/s
∆
K = _______
J
COL Worksheet
2
1.005
1x10^-4
1.005
1x10^-4
0.504
1x10^-4
0.504
1x10^-4
0.851
0.005
0
0
0
0
1.008
0.011
0.856
0
0
0.508
0.364
0
0
0.256
-0.407
-0.297
0.509
1x10^-4
0.509
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.789
0.013
-0.198
0.011
0
0
0.428
0.007
0.401
0.007
-0.101
0.006
0
0
0.428
0.007
0.158
0.005
-0,010
0.001
0
0
0.214
0.003
1.005
1x10^-4
1.005
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
0.999
1x10^-4
-0.185 +- 0.010
0.291 +- 0.006
1.242
0.004
0.561
0.008
0
0
0.561
0.008
1.249
0.564
0
0
0.558
0.775
0.158
0.156
-0.102
-0.595
0.509
1x10^-4
0.509
1x10^-4
0
0
-1.339
0.003
0
0
0.589
0.008
0
0
-0.681
0.456
0
0
0.589
0.173
-0.0982
-0.283
Collision 6
Cart 1
before collision
Cart 1
after collision
Cart 2
before collision
Cart 2
after collision
Mass (kg)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Velocity (m/s)
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
_____
_____
±
Momentum
(kg m/s
)
Kinetic energy (J)
∆
p = ______
Kg.m/s.
∆
K = _______
J.
4*. Write out the error analysis for collision 3 to find the uncertainties in momentum and kinetic
energy, and the uncertainties in
ε
p
and
ε
k
.
3
COL Worksheet
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.509
1x10^-4
0.509
1x10^-4
0.504
1x10^-4
0.504
1x10^-4
-1.309
0.002
1.264
0.004
-0.666
0.436
0.637
0.403
-0.029
-0.033
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5.
For the elastic collisions, did your data fit the conservation of energy and momentum model?
Explain.
6.
For the inelastic collisions, did your data fit the conservation of momentum model?
Explain.
What was the relative energy loss?
Where did the energy go?
7.
For the “explosion,” did your data fit the conservation of momentum model?
Explain.
What
was the energy gained?
GRADE:_______
GRADED BY ________
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(TA’s initials)
COL Worksheet
4
According
to
the
collected
data
,
energy
and
Momentum
is
conserved
because
the
difference
between
Exand
Ep
in
the
clastic
collisions
and
zero
d
very
small
.
-
Momentum
is
conserved
in
the
inelastic
collisions
,
since
the
Ep
is
very
small
and
close
to
zero
-
Relative
energy
is
still
quite
small
,
but
not
negligible
.
This
can
be
because
of
the
verenc
Between
Zcarts
are
quite
old
and
easy
te
falloff
-
the
collected
data
fit
the
conservation
of
momentur
model
,
since
ED
is
quite
small
-
The
energ
gacred
was
the
word
dene
by
the
spring
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