With a low mass and a large surface area, the coffee filters reach terminal velocity very quickly. When a falling object reaches terminal velocity it stops accelerating and moves at constant velocity. Analyzed by Vernier Video Physics.
Kibae Lee, Tara Lamb, Caleb Williamson, Jessica Gales.
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Showing posts with label Show me the Physics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Show me the Physics. Show all posts
Saturday, 26 May 2012
Falling with Friction
Libellés :
Classical Mechanics,
Demonstration,
Dynamics,
Kinematics,
Show me the Physics
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Total Cereal and Magnetism
Take a strong neodymium magnet to the breakfast table tomorrow morning and have fun with your Total cereal. What is in Total that attracts a magnet? Experiment with other cereals and see if you get the same result. (Kate Naranjo)
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Libellés :
Demonstration,
Electricity and Magnetism,
Magnetism,
Show me the Physics
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Video Analysis of an object projected horizontally
Vertical and horizontal velocity of an object projected horizontally(by Sheldon Chen).
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Libellés :
Classical Mechanics,
Demonstration,
Kinematics,
Motion of a projectile,
Show me the Physics
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Tuning a Guitar using Beats
Libellés :
Beats,
Demonstration,
Music,
Show me the Physics,
Waves,
Waves-Optics-Acoustics
Saturday, 31 March 2012
Using Refraction to Make Things Invisible
Movement of light through different media with the same indices of refraction.
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Other videos by St-Mary's High School
Libellés :
Demonstration,
Geometrical optics,
Refraction,
Show me the Physics,
Waves-Optics-Acoustics
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