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Point-by-point recording of the projection parabola as a function of the speed and angle of projection

VP1.3.6.1
Point-by-point recording of the projection parabola as a function of the speed and angle of projection
Point-by-point recording of the projection parabola as a function of the speed and angle of projection

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Description

The experiment P1.3.6.1 measures the trajectory of the steel ball point by point using a vertical scale. Starting from the point of projection, the vertical scale is moved at predefined intervals; the two pointers of the scale are set so that the projected steel ball passes between them. The trajectory is a close approximation of a parabola. The observed deviations from the parabolic form may be explained through friction with the air.

Components of equipment sets

1 33656  8  Projection apparatus, large LD
2 30106  8  Bench clamp LD
1 31178  4  Tape measure 2 m / 1 mm LD
1 30076  8  Laboratory stand II LD
1 31122  4  Vertical rule LD
1 30011  4  Saddle base LD
1 64942  4  Tray, 552 mm x 197 mm x 48 mm LD
1 688108  8  Quartz sand, 1 kg LD

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