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Introduction to lab and safety rules |
Introduction to lab and safety rules |
Orientation, guideline review |
Review lab safety and usage rules. |
| 2 |
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Measurement in physics and error calculation |
Practical instruction, sample measurements |
Study measurement concepts and error calculation rules. |
| 3 |
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Constant acceleration motion |
Hands-on experiment, data collection and interpretation |
Review concepts on constant acceleration motion. |
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Free fall experiment |
Drop test application, time measurement |
Prepare for the free fall experiment, read the theory. |
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Newton’s second law |
Force measurement, graph plotting |
Study Newton’s second law and force–velocity relations. |
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Projectile motion |
Motion simulation, angle calculation |
Review projectile motion equations. |
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Rotational motion and angular momentum |
Setup of rotational system, moment measurement |
Review torque and angular momentum relationships. |
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Conservation of energy |
Energy measurement, height–velocity relation |
Study potential and kinetic energy concepts. |
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Friction force experiment |
Friction track experimentation |
Review the concept of friction force. |
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Simple harmonic motion |
Oscillation measurement in spring system |
Read the theory of simple harmonic motion. |
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Determination of spring constant |
Measurement with dynamometer, force-extension relation |
Study Hooke’s law and the spring constant. |
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Momentum and collision |
Collision setup, momentum calculation |
Review momentum conservation and collision types. |
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Lab review and general assessment |
Data analysis and report review |
Review previous lab reports and data. |
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Report submission and final evaluation |
Final report submission and pre-exam review |
Complete final report and review all concepts. |