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Weight and Mass

Weight and Mass

By almacd13 on June 17, 2014

This problem set is designed to help students understand the concepts of weight and mass, and to distinguish between the two.

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The Atwood Machine

The Atwood Machine

By jermko on May 31, 2014

This question derives the equation of acceleration of the Atwood Machine. The properties of this interesting machine will then be analyzed.
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Measurement: Mass I

Measurement: Mass I

By jermko on August 25, 2013

The following set of questions will explore how to best compare and measure using non-standard units of measurement in relation to the mass (weight) of objects.
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Blocks on a Pyramid 2

Blocks on a Pyramid 2

By Harish Appana Satya on August 1, 2012

Exploration of free body diagrams, two body acceleration, and newton’s laws through the system of two blocks resting on a pyramid and attached by a pulley.
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Blocks on a Pyramid

Blocks on a Pyramid

By Harish Appana Satya on August 1, 2012

Exploration of free body diagrams, two body acceleration, and newton’s laws through the system of two blocks resting on a pyramid and attached by a pulley.
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Weight in an Elevator

Weight in an Elevator

By Harish Appana Satya on July 18, 2012

How does a reading on a scale change when on a moving elevator? Scenarios with an elevator moving at different velocities and acceleration will be considered. The concepts learned will then be used to analyze data from a real-life experiment.
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