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This question is a long free-response question. Show your
work for each part of the question.
Cylindrical
Object
Incline
Figure 1
A cylindrical object can roll down an incline, as shown in
Figure 1. The incline is slightly less than one meter in length.
A group of students wants to determine the acceleration of
the object while it is rolling down the incline. The students
have access to the following equipment.
· A stopwatch, which can measure time intervals up to 999 s
with a precision of 0.01 s
· A clock, which can measure time intervals up to 12 hours
with a precision of 1 min ute (60 s)
• A meterstick, which can measure lengths up to 1 m with a
precision of 1 mm
· A pair of calipers, which can measure lengths up to 10 cm
with a precision of 0.05 mm
(a) Assume the object moves with a constant acceleration as
it rolls down the incline. Write an equation that includes
acceleration and quantities that can be measured or obtained
from measurements by using the available equipment in the
list.
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) Assume the object moves with a constant acceleration as
it rolls down the incline. Write an equation that includes
acceleration and quantities that can be measured or obtained
from measurements by using the available equipment in the
list.
x2
X, 5
0/10000 Word Limit
(b) Design an experimental procedure the students could use
to measure the quantities required to determine the
acceleration of the object.
In the table below, list the quantities and associated symbols
that would be measured in your experiment and the
equipment used to measure them. Also list the equipment
that would be used to measure each quantity. You do not
need to fill in every row. If you need additional rows, you may
add them to the space just below the table.
Symbol
for
Quantity
Equipment
to be
for
Measured
Quantity
Measurement
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