Report on Laboratory Experiment "Newton's Second Law: Atwood's Machine" NOTE: We can leave all masses in grams (g) since all calculations involve ratios of masses. DATA TABLE Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Mass of pulley M, g 106.649 Mass of the first weight holder Mweight holder 1 (g) 51.339 Mass of the weight, placed in the weight holder 1 Amı (g) 0 205 405 60g Total ascending mass m1 (g) /Note: m1 = mweight holder 1+ Am/ 51.33 71.33g 91.335 111.335 Mass of the second weight holder mweight holder 2 (g) 51.359 Mass of the weight, placed in the weight holder 2 Am2 (g) log 10g 30g 505 Tog Total descending mass m2 (g) /Note: m₂ = mweight holder 2 + Am2/ 161.359 81359/161.35g 121.35g Height of fall h (m) 1.3m 1.3m 1.3m 1,3m Measurement 1 2.095 12.31 ≤ 2.725 Measurement 2 2.25 2.125 2.635 Measurement 3 2.225 2.545 2.811 2.90s Measurement 4 2.195 2.665 2.781 1.955 Measurement 5 2.343 12.515 2.78 2.94 Average time of fall t (s) 2,22s 2.57s 12.79s 2.915 Theoretical acceleration a from (1) (m/s²) Measured acceleration a from (2) (m/s²) % Difference Time of fall t (s) 2.975 12.945

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Report on Laboratory Experiment "Newton's Second Law: Atwood's Machine"
NOTE: We can leave all masses in grams (g) since all calculations involve ratios of masses.
DATA TABLE
Trial 1
Trial 4
Trial 2
Trial 3
Mass of pulley M, g
106.649
Mass of the first weight holder
51.339
Mweight holder 1 (g)
Mass of the weight, placed in the
weight holder 1 Amı (g)
O
20
чо
605
405
Total ascending mass m₁ (g)
51.35 71.33g 91.335 111.335
Note: m1 = mweight holder 1+ Am/
Mass of the second weight holder
51.359
Mweight holder 2 (8)
Mass of the weight, placed in the
weight holder 2 4m2 (g)
10 g
30g
йод
Tog
Total descending mass m2 (g)
61.35g 81.359/161.35g 121.35g
/Note: m2 = mweight holder 2 + Am₂/
Height of fall h
(m)
113m 1.3m
1.3m
1,3m
Measurement 1
2,095
2.31
2.725
2.975
Measurement 2
2.252
2.725
2.63s.
2.945
Measurement 3
2.225
2.545
2.81,
2.90s
Measurement 4
2.78,
2.665
2.195
La
1.955
$65
Measurement 5
2.343
2.595 2.785
2.945
Average time of fall t (s)
2,22s 2.575 2.79s 2.915
Theoretical acceleration a from (1)
(m/s²)
Measured acceleration a from (2)
(m/s²)
% Difference
Time of fall
(s) 7
33
Transcribed Image Text:Report on Laboratory Experiment "Newton's Second Law: Atwood's Machine" NOTE: We can leave all masses in grams (g) since all calculations involve ratios of masses. DATA TABLE Trial 1 Trial 4 Trial 2 Trial 3 Mass of pulley M, g 106.649 Mass of the first weight holder 51.339 Mweight holder 1 (g) Mass of the weight, placed in the weight holder 1 Amı (g) O 20 чо 605 405 Total ascending mass m₁ (g) 51.35 71.33g 91.335 111.335 Note: m1 = mweight holder 1+ Am/ Mass of the second weight holder 51.359 Mweight holder 2 (8) Mass of the weight, placed in the weight holder 2 4m2 (g) 10 g 30g йод Tog Total descending mass m2 (g) 61.35g 81.359/161.35g 121.35g /Note: m2 = mweight holder 2 + Am₂/ Height of fall h (m) 113m 1.3m 1.3m 1,3m Measurement 1 2,095 2.31 2.725 2.975 Measurement 2 2.252 2.725 2.63s. 2.945 Measurement 3 2.225 2.545 2.81, 2.90s Measurement 4 2.78, 2.665 2.195 La 1.955 $65 Measurement 5 2.343 2.595 2.785 2.945 Average time of fall t (s) 2,22s 2.575 2.79s 2.915 Theoretical acceleration a from (1) (m/s²) Measured acceleration a from (2) (m/s²) % Difference Time of fall (s) 7 33
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