Prac Experiments - Space? (1 Viewer)

[nexusbrah]

Can someone tell me all the possible prac experiments related to the space topic; specifically projectile motion?

Have a prac test soon D:

 

[Dementured]

Pendulum

 

[AnimeX]

Can someone tell me all the possible prac experiments related to the space topic; specifically projectile motion?

Have a prac test soon D:

Most likely pendulum, else they may make you drop a ball? [highly unlikely due to high chance of random error]

 

[nexusbrah]

Pendulum

Already done pendulum experiment.

Teacher gave us a clue that we have to derive an equation and it will be related to projectile motion.

 

[Dementured]

Already done pendulum experiment.

Teacher gave us a clue that we have to derive an equation and it will be related to projectile motion.

Why would you need to derive an equation for projectile motion? All of the equations you use for projectile motion are on the data sheet. The only experiment you would do for projectile motion is like what Animex said.

 

[nexusbrah]

Why would you need to derive an equation for projectile motion? All of the equations you use for projectile motion are on the data sheet. The only experiment you would do for projectile motion is like what Animex said.

idk man :S

Thats all the teacher said :L

 

[MilkDrinker]

Other than pendulum, last year, our teacher tried out a new experiment (never before used in a prac test) where we used a burrette to drop water slowly only a small tin tray, then find the quantity for acceleration due to gravity.

 

[Zeref]

what did you end up doing?

 

[anomalousdecay]

You could get one regarding the distinguishing of inertial and non-inertial frames of reference.

Best one to use for this is the water/fluid in a glass container which is rolled at a constant velocity, and is accelerated and the results are compared.