In a series of snapshots shown below, the motion of the cart on a spring from Activity 10.1.3 isshown in relation to an object (represented by the black dot) that is moving in a circle of radius Awith a period of T.CO000000describe what you see in these six snapshots. Discuss whether there is a pattern – what seems tobe the relationship between the motion of the black dot and the motion of the cart?

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In a series of snapshots shown below, the motion of the cart on a spring from Activity 10.1.3 is shown in relation to an object (represented by the black dot) that is moving in a circle of radius A with a period of T. describe what you see in these six snapshots. Discuss whether there is a pattern – what seems to be the relationship between the motion of the black dot and the motion of the cart?

In a series of snapshots shown below, the motion of the cart on a spring from Activity 10.1.3 is shown in relation to an object (represented by the black dot) that is moving in a circle of radius A with a period of T. describe what you see in these six snapshots. Discuss whether there is a pattern – what seems to be the relationship between the motion of the black dot and the motion of the cart?

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter39: Relativity

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