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help us with the analysis please and also if you could check the calculation if we...
Ballistic Pendulum Version
Procedure: Fire a practice shot. Locate the landing point on the floor then secure a piece of white paper to the floor (centered about the landing point). Cover the sheet with a piece of carbon paper and tape it down. 1. Shoot the ball at least 5 times. Take care not to disturb the position of the launcher during the shots. 2. Measure the vertical height H of the projectile launcher from the floor. (Use a plumb...
Procedure: Fire a practice shot. Locate the landing point on the floor then secure a piece of white paper to the floor (centered about the landing point). Cover the sheet with a piece of carbon paper and tape it down. 1. Shoot the ball at least 5 times. Take care not to disturb the position of the launcher during the shots. 2. Measure the vertical height H of the projectile launcher from the floor. (Use a plumb bob determine the...
Projectile motion report:
Please help me answers (a) through (h)
Calculation Calculate vo from equation (8) g 980 cm/sec 2 1 joule 107 crgs 9 R CONCLUSION Summary Parts & q 2 Initial velocity of projectile Part II) vo cm/sec 20, 3 Initial velocity of projectile (Part I) Velocity v of system after impact (Part I), v 1312pm/sec 3HPg ec Kinetic energy of the system just after impact KE after KE after Kinetic Joules energy of the projectile just before...
Need help With Analysis questions.
Ballistic Pendulum Lab In this lab, you will explore
conservation of Energy and Momentum in an inelastic collision
between a projectile and a cardboard box suspended from a string.
In particular, you will see that the transfer of linear momentum is
easily accounted for in an inelastic collision, but the transfer of
kinetic energy is not easy to measure directly. This is because
Kinetic Energy in collisions transfers to vibrational, acoustic,
and potential energy. Once...
please help me with all of them the table and the
analysis.
7. For each trial, calculate the initial velocity (vo) of the projectile using the Ax and Ay values. Do you remember how these variables are related to the initial velocity? Table 3: Verification Figure 3: Verification (set-up) THal # ΔΥ AX V 1 .829m2.14m Spring- 2 Loaded Gun 2.10m 3 2.15m 4 12.16m 5 2.13m ду Average ve Uncertainty : ANALYSIS 1. How do the average vo values...
I need help with part c mostly
but can you also check if parts a and b are correct?
Hme calculaked by vehcal fe PHYS131 Quiz3B (Groups, Open Notes, Open Book The Model1857 12-Pounder Field Gun from the American Civil War fired a 12 pound şolid steel cannonball with a muzzle velocity of 1440 ft/s (439 m/s)., When fired over level ground with a e of elevation the ball had an intial vertical velocity of 38.3 m/s and initial horizontal...
DATA Sphere 1 (small, steel) 0.980 0.87 0.83 0.90 0.81 0.82 Sphere 2 (big, plastic) 0.980 0.92 0.93 0.95 0.93 0.98 x (m) Measured time, trial 1,7(S) trial 2 trial 3 trial 4 trials Average time, la(s) V. (m/s) Measured range, trial 1, R (m) trial 2 trial 3 trial 4 trial 5 Average measured range, Rey (m) Height, h (m) Calculated time of fall, tall Theoretical range, Rhe Accuracy Raw X1000 0.585 0.569 0.570 0.585 0.580 0.541 0.562 0.513...
Could I get help with these problems please. For the first
problem are we using two different equations. Are we using a
horizontal and vertical equation. V(t)=axt+vox. I am confused
here
Suppose a baseball player throws a ball. When she releases the ball, her hand is 1 meter above the ground, and the ball leaves her hand at 18 m/s in a direction that makes a 32° angle with the horizontal. (a) What is the maximum height above the ground...
can you please help me with this
Data and Calculations Trial 0:29 Absorbance 0.378 Je 0.086 Trial 2 0.47 Trial 3 0.632 Trial 4 0.729 0.686 Absorbance of standard Triw. 329 0.6 6 Temperature ke [Fe(SCN) 2+]/([Fe3+] [SCN-]) Ferrag) + SCN Cag) 2 FescN2t (ag) Absorbance of standard (Trial) Temperature 0.3 Ke expression: [Fe] 0.0010 [SCN) 10.00040 [FeSCN? Jeg [Fe [SCN ] Ke value Average of Ke values Percent error (see pg 7): (Discuss this result as part of your...
Please help me answer the 4 questions at the bottom for my
ballistic pendulum lab. Thank you!
Data: Trial # Deflection Angle 36 35.5 36 36 36 35.9 2 Average: Length: 26 cm Height: 5.5 cm Mass: .Of Pendulum- 248.4g Of Projectile-70 g 1. 2. How is h related to the angle of deflection θ ? Hint, show that h-Lil-cod) What is the initial kinetic energy of the projectile before collision? Use SI Units. Hint 3. What is the final...