If you experienced these lab questions, please help me out answerthese questions. You can answer as much as you can. I appreciateyour help.
1)Suppose you used the same balance to find the masses of m and M.Further suppose that this balance was miscalibrated and all themasses you measured were actually 10% larger than your measurement.How would your calculated values for g have been affected?
2) What if the track had been considerable off level? How muchenergy would have lost to work against gravity as M traveled adistance h down the track when the track slanted uphill at someangle theta? By how much would v2f be reduced ? (note : You do nothave to put any numbers into the equations).
3) Can you say that you have"proved" the work energy theorem to betrue? Why or why not?
If you experienced these lab questions, please help me out answerthese questions. You can answer as much as you can. I appreciateyour help.
1)Suppose you used the same balance to find the masses of m and M.Further suppose that this balance was miscalibrated and all themasses you measured were actually 10% larger than your measurement.How would your calculated values for g have been affected?
2) What if the track had been considerable off level? How muchenergy would have lost to work against gravity as M traveled adistance h down the track when the track slanted uphill at someangle theta? By how much would v2f be reduced ? (note : You do nothave to put any numbers into the equations).
3) Can you say that you have"proved" the work energy theorem to betrue? Why or why not?
