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Title of Experiment: Torque
Date: 10/24/2023
Class, Section & Lab group: PHYS 243-203 Group 3
Recorder
(consolidates report and submits into dropbox): Luke Dang
Group Members PRESENT
Kara Becker
Results:
12.
Discuss your results. Is the sum of all forces zero within the uncertainty? Is the sum of all
torques zero within the uncertainty? Was the meterstick in equilibrium?
The net sums of force and torque are not quite zero, but they fall within the relative uncertainty that was
calculated. Therefore, the meterstick was in equilibrium.
Error Analysis:
The sensors had troubling remaining at a zero measurement upon taring, this would have an effect on all
future measurements and calculations.
Summary & Conclusion:
During the lab we attempted to achieve equilibrium of a meter stick using weights hung on hangers that
weighed 20 grams, 20 grams, and 100 grams. The meter stick was hung from two force sensors.
Depending on the size of the weights hung from the hangers, the weights had to be shuffled across the
meter stick in order to achieve equilibrium.
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