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    pendulum, two-leg lever and cylinder with the piston which pumps the water. Oscillation of the pendulum is maintained by periodical action of the human arm. Oscillation period of the pendulum is twice bigger than the period of the lever oscillation. Piston of the pump has reverse effect on the lever and damps its oscillation. Damping of the lever motion causes damping of the pendulum, but the work of the force damping the pendulum is less than the work of the forces which damp the lever.…

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    problem, I would pull the lever to save the five people. However, I would also shout at the person on the other set of tracks and tell him to move out of the way as I am pulling the lever. Hoping that he somehow finds a way to get off the tracks rapidly. After, switching the lever I would run to the person and attempt to get him out of the way. Even though the problem states that the is no way that the person will be able to get out of the way of the train tracks if I pull the lever, I would…

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    Catapults Lab Report

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    Paragraph 1: A lever is a simple machine, which is a long rigid object resting on a pivot or a fulcrum, which rotates. This reduces the effort that is needed to move something. In this experiment the lever is the catapults arm. The lever we have used for the throwing arm is classified as a third class lever. The base of the catapult is the fulcrum, where it pivots off. The load is the beanbag on the end of the arm and the effort is how much it takes to pull down the arm of the catapult. Tennis…

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    Phebe Crane Western Illinois University Abstract In order to successfully shape the behavior of pressing a lever for delivery of a food pellet, consecutive days of training must take place with the use of fixed-ratio scheduling for the rat to successfully press the lever repeatedly. In a 4 day study over the span of four weeks, it is difficult to achieve shaping a rat to press a lever consistently for the reward of food pellet when there were only four available lab days which were not…

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    trolley is headed down a track with five workers, the brakes have a malfunction and do not work. There is a second track that the train can switch to, but there is one person on that track. The onlooker has to decide if they are going to pull the lever, while the conductor has to decide to turn or go straight. Another case to consider is a fat man leaning over the bridge the trolley passes under, you could push him and stop the train, saving the five, while killing him. The ultimate decision is…

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    inventor too as he had numerous of inventions that we still use today. Archimedes contributions to the topic of physics are endless but, one of his important accomplishments is his Law of the Lever. When talking about levers you have to mention the three parts you need to be able to effectively use a lever. The first part is the two separate objects that can vary in weight and size and…

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    Jump Shot Research Paper

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    To many the jump shot is defined as another maneuver to score a point for their team. To others it's a tool used to earn a living or provide a substantial gain via various revenue opportunities. There are many meanings and definitions to a jump shot but as defined by Merriam-Webster's online dictionary is a shot in basketball made by jumping into the air and releasing the ball with one or both hands at the peak of the jump. This research paper will take a finer look at the biomechanical makings…

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    Mouse Killing Car Project

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    Leverage, kinetic energy, and friction; are things to take into consideration while testing and building the car. There are two types of levers to keep in mind. The first is the lever arm that is pulling the string wrapped around the axle and is attached to the mousetrap. When choosing a length to have the lever arm the equation to find torque which is force*lever arm. Torque is then used to find inertia which is then used to calculate…

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    Epson Printer Case Study

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    Next, use the roll paper knobs to remove the paper. Return the adjust lever to the position, then reload the paper into the roll paper feeder. Cutter error Problem: The automatic roll paper cutter could not cut the roll paper correctly. Solution: Remove the roll paper, then reload it into the roll paper feeder. Adjust lever position error Problem: The adjust lever is set to the position. Solution: Set the adjust lever to the appropriate position for the loaded paper. Ink low Problem: The ink…

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    conditioning. In addition, the findings did support the second hypothesis, which is Sniffy will learn to press the lever because of the shaping (reward food pellets) positive reinforcement. Another theory is operant conditioning, which is when there is an event and a stimulus is used to reinforce a particular action. In this experiment whenever Sniffy was climbing on the wall, or trying to press the lever the action was to dispense food. The reward of food was positive reinforcement for him to…

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