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Section 03: Constant Acceleration:
Dry Ice Puck on a Ramp
Pivot Interactivities
Giselle Paz
6/12/21
PHYS 1403
INTRODUCTION
In this lab, we learn how to construct a velocity vs time graph. To do this, we watched an
interactive video that displays a dry ice puck sliding on an aluminum ramp. In addition,
we learn how to analyze a position vs time graph with a non-constant velocity, linearize
data, generate a mathematical relationship between position and time, and make
predictions regarding the puck’s motion.
MATERIALS
In this lab experiment, we used the following materials:
●
Dry Ice Pucks
●
Aluminum Ramp
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Stopwatch
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Protractor
●
Ruler
PROCEDURE
1.
Allow video to play and watch phenomena (dry ice puck sliding down the
aluminum ramp).
2.
(Set the video to Mass A and ramp angle #9) Use the tool icon, select the stopwatch
and reset. *
Note: if we want a position vs time graph for the sliding puck on
the ramp, we cut to frame 42 (ribbon no longer is attached to puck)
. After, find
the angle of the ramp using the protractor tool, and measure.
*Angle measure:
22 degrees
3.
Use the ruler tool and measure how far the puck travels to the bottom of the
ramp.
*Measurement:164 cm
4.
Now you can choose a mass and ramp angle; I chose
Mass D: 25 g and Ramp
Angle #9.
With the mass and angle, we will be recording our data into a table to
later create a graph. Continue this process until the puck has reached the bottom
of the ramp at time intervals of 0.1s.
DATA & DATA ANALYSIS
Table and Graph 1:
The table below shows our recorded data of all the
positions and times
until the
puck
had reached the bottom of the ramp.
We recorded the time from
0.1s
to
0.9s
in
cm
.
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