Complete the Table below: The force that is applied to the wagon is from the han
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Complete the Table below:
The force that is applied to the wagon is from the hanging mass being acted on by gravity, so that F = m.g, where m is the hanging mass in kg and g is the acceleration due to gravity, 9.8 m/s2. Remember that the mass must be in kg for this calculation.
Calculate the Force applied (mg) and record it in column (2) of the table.
Calculate the average velocity of the wagon using Vave = 0.500 m/t, and record it in column (4) of the table.
Calculate the final velocity of the wagon using the relationship Vfinal = 2 Vave and record it in Column (5) of the table.
Calculate the acceleration of the wagon by dividing the Vf by the time and record it in column (6) of the table.
Calculate the acceleration of the wagon + hanging mass using a = F/(M + m) and record it in column (7) of the table. (This assumes a coefficient of friction = 0)
Mass of wagon = M = 200 g = 0.200 kg Distance (s) = 0.500 meters
(1)
Hanging
Mass
(2)
Force
Hanging
Mass
(3)
Time
(4)
Average
Velocity
(5)
Final
Velocity
Col (4)
(6)
a
wagon
Col (5)
(7)
a
system
Col (2)
0.010
0.025
0.050
0.075
(1)
Hanging
Mass
kg(2)
Force
Hanging
Mass
X 9.8(3)
Time
seconds(4)
Average
Velocity
0.500/Time(5)
Final
Velocity
Col (4)
X 2(6)
a
wagon
Col (5)
÷ Time(7)
a
system
Col (2)
÷ (M+m)0.010
1.4630.025
0.9580.050
0.7140.075
0.611 0.100 0.553Explanation / Answer
Mass of wagon = M = 200 g = 0.200 kg Distance (s) = 0.500 meters
(1)
Hanging
Mass
(2)
Force
Hanging
Mass
(3)
Time
(4)
Average
Velocity
(5)
Final
Velocity
Col (4)
(6)
a
wagon
Col (5)
(7)
a
system
Col (2)
0.010
0.025
0.050
0.075
(1)
Hanging
Mass
kg(2)
Force
Hanging
Mass
X 9.8(3)
Time
seconds(4)
Average
Velocity
0.500/Time(5)
Final
Velocity
Col (4)
X 2(6)
a
wagon
Col (5)
÷ Time(7)
a
system
Col (2)
÷ (M+m)0.010
0.098 N 1.463 0.341 m/sec 0.628 m/sec 0.429 m/s2 0.5270.025
0.245N 0.958 0.521 m/sec 1.042 m/sec 1.08 m/s2 1.3250.050
0.49 N 0.714 0.7 m/sec 1.4 m/sec 1.96 m/s2 2.450.075
0.735N 0.611 0.818 m/sec 1.636 m/sec 2.67 m/s2 3.405 0.100 0.98 N 0.553 0.9041 m/sec 1.8082 m/sec 3.269 m/s2 4.249Related Questions
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