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We are aiming to investigate the effect of force upon a spring. We will also investigate Hooke's law, to see what happens using two springs in parallel and series, and how this effects the spring constant.
... applied to it, and that it will return to its original size when the force is released. When we have two springs in parallel I predict the force will have an effect on them as a whole, and they won't ...
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"Bridging the Miles Between East and West" - compare and contrast.
... not very deep. Summers are hot with humidity reaching 90% at times, creating a muggy atmosphere. It is in the spring and fall, however, that Maryland is at its best. In March, balmy weather starts rolling in, enticing tulips and ...
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"Naked Ed".
... the spring, the first object I noticed was the straw hut on stilts. Next, I noticed a man sitting on a small dock built off of the hut. As we paddled ashore, I instantly felt comfortable because of the shouts ...
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A report concerning stars and constellations
... of the most familiar in all the heavens. There are three bright stars which make up the belt of Orion. From west to east the stars are called Mintaka, Alnilam, and Alnitak. Even the Bible makes reference to this famous ...
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An Experiment To Examine the Effect of Springs In Parallel
... the spring the length of the spring increases, (it stretches) and therefore becomes weaker. The force pulling the spring is pulling on each molecule inside it. The force, acting on the molecules, makes them pull away from each other. When ...
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An experiment to investigate and determine how rubber behaves when tension forces are applied to it.
... in size, for example, these types of materials could be used, rope, springs, rods, wires and in this particular case rubber.
Tension is the name given to a force, which acts through a stretched sample or object e.g. when a pulling ...
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An Investigation into Hooke's Law - The aim of this experiment is to find out if the amount of weight applied to an elastic or stretchable object is proportional to the amount the object's length increases by when the weight is applied.
... dimensions or shape) are removed. An elastic material obeys Hooke's law, which states that its deformation is proportional to the applied stress up to a certain point, called the elastic limit, beyond which additional stress will deform it permanently. Elastic ...
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An investigation into the behaviour of springs inparallel when a mass is applied.
... shows the behaviour of all springs when a load is
applied. Between points O and E the line of the graph is straight
through the origin. But between points E and A the line is curved and
declines this is ...
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An investigation into the effects of a force applied to a spring and the time for it to complete a set number of oscillations
... is no danger of the springs wire breaking. Food will not be consumed in the laboratory nor will drinks be drunk. People will not run in the laboratory. Safety spectacles will be worn so that if, by some unforeseen reason, ...
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An Investigation into the Factors, which affect the Voltage Output of a Solar Cell
... electron needs a certain minimum energy to escape the material but excess energy or surplus energy is transferred to the electron as kinetic energy. Thus creating an electric force, this pushes the electrons around a circuit, known as an electric ...
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An Investigation into the Oscillation of a Spring.
... as shown in the diagram below.
The first thing we did, after setting up the equipment, was to set the spring to its rest point as this was essential for a fair test. We would then pull the spring down a ...
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An investigation into the stretching of materials
... as a law expressing the proportionality of strain to the stress causing it.
Apparatus
The appropriate pieces of equipment I have chosen to use in my experiment are;
· Elastic bands of three different lengths, 2cm, 4cm and 6cm,
· A clamp and stand,
· A metre ...
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An investigation into the time period of a mass-spring oscillating system.
... it compresses upwards, it does not become fully compressed, as this will also affect the results adversely.
* Let go, and use a stopwatch to time 20 oscillations. You do not need to start timing at the moment you let go; ...
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An Investigation To See If Hookes Law Is Or Is Not reliable.
... ruler
* 100g weights
Diagram:
Method:
* For safety measures I will stand up during the whole experiment
* For fairness I will keep all the above factors a constant and use the same spring throughout.
* I will go up in 100g intervals every time ...
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Analysis of the Poem ‘To Halley’s Comet’
... the word 'little' indicates that the comet may have appeared smaller than the poet had first expected as the comet appears from a distance and the use of the word 'visitor' give indication that the comet is not expected to ...
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AS Data Analysis Coursework
... ball hits it the timer is stopped.
Apparatus required:
Metre Rule
Ball bearing
Sensor
Digital Timer
Clamp
Diagram:
Known Knowledge:
Any object, which is moving, and being acted upon only be the force of gravity is said to be "in a state of free fall."
Equations for ...
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Astronomy
... eye. It was also found out that the building door and the main door were at an angle of 20°. Astonishingly, this is the exact angle that the same two stars of the constellation had on each other.
Until the ...
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Behavior of Waves
... of a sine wave. As the sine crests move towards each other, there will eventually be a moment in time when they are completely overlapped. At that moment, the resulting shape of the medium would be a sine crest with ...
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Calculating the value of "g" (Gravitational field strength) using a mass on a spring
... the gradient of the line of best fit it will be equal to:
4?2
g
We can then work out g, the gravitational field strength.
g= 4?2 _
Gradient
The graph that will be plotted will be T2 against e (time period2 against ...
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Carry out a two source superposition of laser light experiment using a double slit, and determine the wavelength.
... metre rulers.
* The distance across a number of fringes is measured with a normal ruler to determine the fringe spacing(x).
Results
Nine bright fringes were produced on the screen.
To calculate the fringe separation, the length across a number of bright fringes is ...
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Conflict in the Mendips - The conservationist's point of view
... will be passing through the villages, including huge lorries and trucks. A child from the village said, "I don't want our village to be ruined.".
With the inquiry drawing nearer, the conservationists will need a lot of support to win their ...
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Damping of an mechanic oscillator.
... downwards making sure I don't deform any of the springs and released it. As a let it oscillate for a few minutes, I noticed that the displacement (from the originial position) of the oscillations was deceasing for the system of ...
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Dark Matter
... and how it existed, let us first study the evolution of the different studies of the universe.
Ptolemy and the Solar System
Long time ago, scientists believed that the sun revolved around the earth, they all agreed with the scientist Ptolemy's ...
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Determine the value of 'g', where 'g' is the acceleration due to gravity.
... object) is directly proportional to the force acting on it. This law is only true if the elastic limit of the object has not been reached.
* F- force acting on the spring
* e- extension of a spring ...
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Determine which of the two methods of finding Hooke's law is more accurate.
... spring I will steady the spring as to get an accurate reading, then using a rule I can read off the extension of the spring in mm.
Before carrying out my experiment I had to find out the elastics limit of ...