Trial Applied Force (N) Displacement (m) 1 75N .375m 80N .400m 3 85N .425m 4 90N .450m 95N .475m CALCULATIONS: 1. Plot a graph of applied force vs. displacement, then use best-fit trendline and discuss the shape of it. What does it tell us about the motion of the oscillating object? 2. Calculate the slope of the line Recalling the Hook's Law, what does the slope of our graph represent? Can you find the experimental value of ker from your graph?

Trial Applied Force (N) Displacement (m) 1 75N .375m 80N .400m 3 85N .425m 4 90N .450m 95N .475m CALCULATIONS: 1. Plot a graph of applied force vs. displacement, then use best-fit trendline and discuss the shape of it. What does it tell us about the motion of the oscillating object? 2. Calculate the slope of the line Recalling the Hook's Law, what does the slope of our graph represent? Can you find the experimental value of ker from your graph?

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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