Lab 8 Execution
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Question 15
In order to find g, g=4/9*mu*L^2*k
and Deltag =g*sqrt((Deltamu/mu)^2+(Deltak/k)^2)
and Deltag =g*sqrt((Deltamu/mu)^2+(Deltak/k)^2)
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ques 9
Did anyone figure out how to calculate the velocity for question 9? I've tried doing it several ways and still can't get it
Kathleen- Guest
Re: Lab 8 Execution
Velocity for Question 9 is (2*L)*k where k is the slope from Question 7 and L is the length from Question 6.
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Regarding QUESTION 5
Regarding Question 5
This information was obtained from the Physics 121 Blog
- Professor Dawber.No, you don't have to enter anything for question 5. The maximum score you can get for the mapleta execution part is 15/16.
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Anonymous said...
P2:
I think it should be:
The linear mass density is independent of the mass M.
There are 6 wavelengths of the standing wave fitting into the distance L.
MapleTA says that is incorrect. Where did I go wrong? Am I missing something?
December 1, 2008 6:10 PM
Professor Stephens said...
For the rubber band, it stretches more with the greater weight. That means that the mass density changes with M
December 1, 2008 10:54 PM
Anonymous said...
is there no video for this lab, i do not see one posted
December 2, 2008 11:33 AM
deb said...
PLEASE NOTE!! There are two equation (9)'s! one on page one and one on page six.Question #4: for Delta v equation (10) should not be used I used equation (9) on page one.
Question #9: for Delta v I did not use equation (5) as stated I used (9) on page six.
both answers were graded correct.
December 2, 2008 5:19 PM
P2:
I think it should be:
The linear mass density is independent of the mass M.
There are 6 wavelengths of the standing wave fitting into the distance L.
MapleTA says that is incorrect. Where did I go wrong? Am I missing something?
December 1, 2008 6:10 PM
Professor Stephens said...
For the rubber band, it stretches more with the greater weight. That means that the mass density changes with M
December 1, 2008 10:54 PM
Anonymous said...
is there no video for this lab, i do not see one posted
December 2, 2008 11:33 AM
deb said...
PLEASE NOTE!! There are two equation (9)'s! one on page one and one on page six.Question #4: for Delta v equation (10) should not be used I used equation (9) on page one.
Question #9: for Delta v I did not use equation (5) as stated I used (9) on page six.
both answers were graded correct.
December 2, 2008 5:19 PM
LORD KUR- Guest
sdsd
YOU FIND #7 by graphing the shit
then you gotta find the fucking slope
then you gotta put the slope in number 7 like you did for ever other fucking lab
idiot,
then you gotta find the fucking slope
then you gotta put the slope in number 7 like you did for ever other fucking lab
idiot,
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