Data Table n 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 μ= 0.00031 M (g) fexp= 260 2 240 S 5 9 50 9 35 kg/m L= 105 65 2m = 58.4 H₂ 9 M (kg) 0.00031 x 0.973 0.260 Ks 0.240 kg 0-105 ку 0.65 kg 0.50 ks 0.35 kg cm= 200 m M 9.81 T, Mg (N) 2 (cm) 2.548 2.352 1.029 6.37 4.90 3.43 Slope= fexp= Slope height = 19 x 0.27 -6.973 / Vi base 17 * 0.31 Calculation Table 200 cm 100 cm 800 cm 670cm 133 cm 3 570 cm 0.973 / λ (m) 58.4 H₂ 222 =2 1.596 222=1.33 1.533 1 0.8 0.67 √Ts (VN) 0.57 % Error= 1.014 1. Using at least 75% of the graph paper, make a graph with λ on Y axis and √T, on the X axis. 2. Draw a best fit line (a line that doesn't hit any data points but rather goes in between data points) and calculate the slope by picking two points exactly on the best fit line, do not use data points to calculate slope. Show your calculation to get credit. Record the slope of the best fit line in Data Table. 0.798 0.7 3. According to equation (4), A should be linearly proportional to √T, with as a slope. S√√μ Equate your value obtained for slope to and solve for the unknown frequency f. Record this value in Data Table as fexp. S√√μ 0.585

Data Table n 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 μ= 0.00031 M (g) fexp= 260 2 240 S 5 9 50 9 35 kg/m L= 105 65 2m = 58.4 H₂ 9 M (kg) 0.00031 x 0.973 0.260 Ks 0.240 kg 0-105 ку 0.65 kg 0.50 ks 0.35 kg cm= 200 m M 9.81 T, Mg (N) 2 (cm) 2.548 2.352 1.029 6.37 4.90 3.43 Slope= fexp= Slope height = 19 x 0.27 -6.973 / Vi base 17 * 0.31 Calculation Table 200 cm 100 cm 800 cm 670cm 133 cm 3 570 cm 0.973 / λ (m) 58.4 H₂ 222 =2 1.596 222=1.33 1.533 1 0.8 0.67 √Ts (VN) 0.57 % Error= 1.014 1. Using at least 75% of the graph paper, make a graph with λ on Y axis and √T, on the X axis. 2. Draw a best fit line (a line that doesn't hit any data points but rather goes in between data points) and calculate the slope by picking two points exactly on the best fit line, do not use data points to calculate slope. Show your calculation to get credit. Record the slope of the best fit line in Data Table. 0.798 0.7 3. According to equation (4), A should be linearly proportional to √T, with as a slope. S√√μ Equate your value obtained for slope to and solve for the unknown frequency f. Record this value in Data Table as fexp. S√√μ 0.585

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.44P: The mass of the blue puck in Figure P9.44 is 20.0% greater than the mass of the green puck. Before...

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