Question

cm X2 = 60 L = Length of the glider = 10 cm Position of Glider Position of gate 1 Time |X2-X1 D (cm) Final Velocity Vi=L/t (Final Velocity) VA? X1 (cm) X2 (cm) t(s) 80 60 20 0.1679 59.6 3552.2 100 60 40 0.1164 85.9 7378.8 120 60 60 0.0949 105.4 11109.2 140 60 80 0.0817 122.4 14981.8 160 60 100 0.0731 136.8 18714.2 180 60 120 0.066 151.5 22952.3

this is all frictionless

(a) Plot v(f)^2 versus D on graph paper.

(b) What is graph slope? What about units? what does it represent?
Since the glider starts from rest, the initial velocity v_i is equal to zero. Thus v_f² = (2a)D.
I think it is 2a...only one I have a guess on

(c) Glider acceleration is equal to ? Use slope calcualted above

(d) compare above answer to below answer calculate the percent error.

theoretical = 95.6cm/s^2

(e) Why is it important to measure it with the photo gate instead of a meterstick or something else? Would the length of the object change if the photo gate was bent some other way

(f) Why can't u use actual data points vs choosing arbitrary points?

(g) Does glider have constant acceleration

Answer 1

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