Question

Please complete the tables below based on a lab done verifying Newton’s second law of motion

The Ealing Air Track is a device which can almost eliminate the frictional force on a surface which air ia forced track. done by having small holes on the surface through e glider floats on a column air and not on the surface of the PROCEDURE 1. Set up the air track as in Figure 1. Raise one end of the air track so that the inclined angle is 5° to 10° 2. Find the angle of the incline by measuring the Length X (from the feet-bar to the center s crew, and measure the height of the block Y. Make five (5) measurements of each quantity 3. Measure the mass of the glider Mi and the mass hanger Ma. Take 5 reading 6. Locate the photocell and light begm at a position 20 cm from the starting point. 6. Set x40 cm and repeat with five (5) measurements. on each Measure the length L of the glider M1 and take 5 reading. of the glider (x 20 cm). Using the electronic timer, make five (5) measurements of the time it takes the glider's length to pass through the hotocell 7. Set tx 60 cm and repeat with five (5) measurements . 8, Set x = 80 cm and repeat with five (5) measurements. DATA 1. Glider Mass - M, (grams) Hanging Mass - M2 (grams) Readings Abs. Deviation Readings Abs. Deviation $1 2 4O 40 5 Average M1 Mean Dev. | Relat. M. D. | ± g. Average M2 g. Mean Dev. + % | Relat. M. D. g.

Answer 1

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