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  • Range of a Horizontal Projectile

    Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific

    Students will use a photogate to measure the launch velocity of a horizontal projectile. That velocity will be used to predict the projectile’s range, or horizontal displacement. The Marble Projectile Ramp is used to launch a marble horizontally from a table or desk. The included screws can be moved to provide up to four different [...]

    This post was posted in Labs, Motion and was tagged with velocity, photogate, horizontal projectile, launch, marble

  • Horizontal Projectile

    Posted on January 1, 2011 by Buzz Putnam

    Students will use a simple method, employing just a meter stick and stopwatch, to determine the initial velocity of a horizontal projectile. They will then predict the range of the projectile, precisely measure the actual range by using carbon paper, and calculate the percent difference.

    This post was posted in Labs, Motion and was tagged with velocity, horizontal projectile, steel ball

  • Range of a Horizontal Projectile: Advanced

    Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific

    Students will use a photogate to measure the launch velocity of a horizontal projectile. That velocity will be used to predict the projectile’s range, or horizontal displacement. Students are guided through the exact steps and equations they will need for the prediction. They will then place a target at the point of their predicted range [...]

    This post was posted in Labs, Motion and was tagged with velocity, horizontal projectile

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