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The Ramp—Energy Activity
Name_______________________________
1. Go to:
https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/the-ramp
or find The Ramp
application in the main PHET menu.
2. Start the application and do each of the following:
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Minimize the force graph.
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Click the Energy Graph button.
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Click the magnifying glass until the scale reads from 7500 J to -7500
J.
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Click the frictionless box on the right side.
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Use pause, go, replay and slow buttons to get accurate data.
3. Record your data below for each of the objects.
File Cabinet
Ramp
Angle
Position
Total
Energy
Maximum
Potential
Energy
Maximum
Kinetic
Energy
Time to
Strike
Wall
Time to Reach
End of Ramp
10
°
10
30
°
10
45
°
10
Dog
Ramp
Angle
Position
Total
Energy
Maximum
Potential
Energy
Maximum
Kinetic
Energy
Time to
Strike
Wall
Time to Reach
End of Ramp
10
°
10
30
°
10
45
°
10
Piano—Adjust graph range to include -20000 J to 20000 J
Ramp
Angle
Position
Total
Energy
Maximum
Potential
Energy
Maximum
Kinetic
Energy
Time to
Strike
Wall
Time to Reach
End of Ramp
10
°
10
30
°
10
45
°
10
1701.75
1701.75
1653.25
4900.00
6929.65
6929.65
3.23 sec
3.73 sec
4903.37
2.89 sec
4900.00
2.97 sec
6841.27
2.88 sec
1.46 sec
255.26
255.26
251.97
3.71 secs
1.07 sec
735
735
736.23
3.30 sec
1.76 sec
1039.45
1039.45
1043.28
3.35 sec
2.22 sec
3.12 sec
3803.95
3841.97
3828.94
6.5 secs
11025
11025
1.99 secs
11185.96
1.36 sec
1.77 sec
15411.12
1.59 sec
15591.70
15807.79
4. Start the application and do each of the following:
●
Minimize the force graph.
●
Click the Energy Graph button.
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Click the magnifying glass until the scale reads from 7500 J to -7500
J.
●
Make sure the frictionless box is unchecked!!!
.
●
Use pause, go, replay and slow buttons to get accurate data.
5. Record your data below for each of the objects.
File Cabinet—Position 15 angle 25
°
Time (sec)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Potential
Energy (J)
Kinetic
Energy(J)
Heat
Energy(J)
Total
Energy(J)
Sleepy Dog—Position 15 angle 25
°
Time (sec)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Potential
Energy (J)
Kinetic
Energy(J)
Heat
Energy(J)
Total
Energy(J)
6212.49
6212.49
5765.19
149.34
297.96
6212.49
4423.29
621.07
1168.07
6212.49
4183.08
703.83
1325.59
6212.49
157.38
2117.17
3937.94
6212.49
4174.55
2034.94
6212.49
6212.49
6212.49
6212.49
6212.49
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
555.40
277.81
98.67
178.92
575.15
177.78
657.27
274.60
931.87
931.87
931.87
931.87
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