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    Egg Drop Essay

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    acceleration is equal to velocity divided by the elapsed time. Substituting in the values, acceleration roughly equals 4.6259 m/s^2. With the acceleration, the force of the falling object is calculable using the formula f = ma, or force is equal to the mass times the acceleration. When the values are substituted in, the formula determines the force to be 5.3105…

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    Essay On Dark Matter

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    scientists today. Dark matter was first “observed” by Fritz Zwicky of Caltech in the year 1933. Zwicky observed galaxy clusters and used mathematical calculations to attempt to determine the mass of each galaxy by observing its velocity of orbit. An issue arose when Zwicky ended up calculating the presence of more mass than could be accounted for, but these results were pushed to the side after publication due to a lack of understanding of galaxy clusters at the time. About forty years later,…

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    Obesity is always the number one fear I think about daily. Keeping weight off is hard and always hard to stick to for a long period of time. It creates health issues with you heart and can lead to sometimes life threating illnesses. I wanted to study if I cut one major thing from my diet like soda. Then add a little cardio daily such as fifth-teen minutes would that really be enough to lose a fair amount of weight in a month. We all want that perfect body but some lack dedication to do something…

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    Vibration Absorber Essay

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    This chapter includes the design procedure for the vibration absorber system made up of SMA springs. The vibration absorber is consisting of a mass M on which we mounted a bracelet which is made up of four mass-spring-damper systems as shown in fig. two vertical and two horizontal. This system would follow the principles of inertia to counterbalance the forces of a tremor. Let’s assume, throughout a tremor the hand will moves in X and Y direction and also sometime it will rotate between X and Y…

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    Salieri plans on killing Mozart and having the requiem mass performed at his funeral and taking credit for the musical piece. As Mozart begins writing this piece and ventures into other deals in desperation for money he begins drinking heavily, his health worsens and so does his relationship with his wife,…

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    whose mass are for you to determine. These objects will be labeled with a number or letter. Record the number or letter in…

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    Inelastic collisions occur when the kinetic energy of an object is not conserved, but converted into other forms of energy, such as heat or potential energy. As such, they still obey the conservation of energy principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed. When two bodies undergo an inelastic collision, their combined initial kinetic energy is not equal to the final kinetic energy of the system. When a tennis ball bounces on the ground, the kinetic energy that the ball possesses just…

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    The purpose of this lab is to evaluate the relationship between kinetic friction coefficient and static coefficient as well as measure the coefficients of the two friction. Friction is the force that resists relative tangential movement. Its direction is opposite to the relative velocity. Kinetic friction and static friction are two types of friction. Static Friction happens when the two surface in contact remains relatively stationary to each other. It reaches its maximum value before the…

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    Newton's Second Law: It describes what happens to the body when it is affected by force, as it shows the relationship between the force affecting the body, and the movement acquired by the body. Through the study of Newton's first law, we see that in the absence of an effective force on an object or the existence of a group of balanced forces affecting it, This body will be in a state of stillness or regular movement in the straight line. We continue to study the movement of objects when a force…

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    (the length of a pendulum and the hanging mass of a pendulum) on the period of oscillation of the simple pendulum and to determine the value of g, the acceleration due to gravity. Apparatus Retort stand String Meter ruler Table Standard hex nuts (as suspended mass) Stopwatch Labelled Diagram Illustrating setup Method Experiment A: The simple pendulum was assembled using a retort stand, string and steel weight (suspended mass). The suspended mass was attached to the string and the…

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