The car manufacturer wants to see how the mass of the car affects the force required to accelerate the car by the same amount. A second set of trials are run in order to see how much force is needed to accelerate cars of different masses.   Table 2: Force and Acceleration Trials Trial Force (_____) Mass (______) Acceleration (____________) 1 6,000 500   2 6,000 1,000 6 3 6,000 2,000 3 4 6,000 3,000 2 5 6,000 4,000     Questions: 1a. Label Table 2 with the proper units for each quantity and identify the variables of this experiment:        Control: Independent Dependent: b. Analyze the data for Trial 2 and Trial 3; how big is the acceleration in Trial 3 (compared to 2)? and How many times greater is the mass in Trial 3? c. Analyze the data for Trial 2 and Trial 4. How much greater is the acceleration in Trial 2 (compared to 4)? and How big is the mass in Trial 2 (compared to 4)?

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The car manufacturer wants to see how the mass of the car affects the force required to accelerate the car by the same amount. A second set of trials are run in order to see how much force is needed to accelerate cars of different masses.

 

Table 2: Force and Acceleration Trials

Trial

Force (_____)

Mass (______)

Acceleration (____________)

1

6,000

500

 

2

6,000

1,000

6

3

6,000

2,000

3

4

6,000

3,000

2

5

6,000

4,000

 

 

Questions:

1a. Label Table 2 with the proper units for each quantity and identify the variables of this experiment:

       Control: Independent Dependent:

b. Analyze the data for Trial 2 and Trial 3; how big is the acceleration in Trial 3 (compared to 2)? and How many times greater is the mass in Trial 3?

c. Analyze the data for Trial 2 and Trial 4. How much greater is the acceleration in Trial 2 (compared to 4)? and How big is the mass in Trial 2 (compared to 4)?

 d. Big Idea! For the same amount of force, what is the relationship between acceleration and mass? (Choose one.)

     i. A large mass will have a large acceleration (direct relationship)

     ii. A large mass will have a small acceleration. (indirect relationship)

 e. Based on this relationship, fill in the missing data in Table 2.

To summarize the findings from Experiments  you now know that acceleration is (directly/indirectly)_______________ related to _______________ and (directly/indirectly) _______________ related to _______________.  The conclusion you have just drawn is Newton’s second law of motion!

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