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Conservation of momentum... Conservation of Momentum. Analysis of data. Part Average height of the center of gravity rise is given by; Average = total quantity /number of quantities
h = 84.7cm or 0.847m
Velocity v would be given as;
V= √2gh = √(2x 9.8x 0.847) = 4.074m/s
V= (M +m /m) x 4.074
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Part 2.
The average range is given by the total quantity / number of quantities. This would be given as; X = (252.5+259.8+264.5+ 263.4+ 275.5)/5 = 263.14cm or 2.631m According to equation 9
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Angular Momentum...Conservation of Angular Momentum and Energy Physics 161 ___________________ Partner(s ____________________ Part I A. Show a sample calculation of the initial and final angular momenta using equation 3. For
your error propagation, consider the first experiment with two disks and assume
uncertainties of 5%, 3% and 4% on the mass, angular velocity, and radius, respectively.
Estimate the uncertainty on Ii and Li. Discuss the conservation of angular momentum in
this experiment. Is Lf consistent with Li? Within how many sigmas?
Initial mass of disk = 0.12Kg
Mass of ring = 0.4663 Kg
Total mass = (0.12+0.4663)Kg = 0.5863Kg
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Conservation of Momentum Lab...with increase in its mass (Serway, Faughn, Vuille and Bennett 166- 170).
Answer to the questions
Necessary conditions for conservation of momentum
Necessary conditions for conservation of momentum are a balance between internal and external forces, conserved energy, and absence of external forces.
Difference, in the first experiment, between putting two masses on a moving cart and on a stationary cat
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No sustained motivation
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BERNOULLIS EQUATION AND CONSERVATION OF MASS, ENERGY AND MOMENTUM...BERNOULIS EQUATION AND CONSERVATION OF MASS, ENERGY AND MOMENTUM by + Date
Experiment One
Aim
The main objective of the experiment was to get familiar with various application of Bernoulli’s equation. Additionally, the experiment was aimed at determining the accuracy of momentum equations by looking at the fluid mechanics of the water jet effect on a target. The group comprised of three members which carried out an experiment on the water float via the venture nozzle in a diameter pipe. The group was also carried out an experiment that involved forcing on the target from the impinging water jet.
Apparatus
A list of apparatus used in experiment one include:
1. Tapered venture nozzle
2....
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