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1 Acceleration Cart Pre-Activity
Seo Physics

2 Objectives To find the acceleration from the relationship of the cart’s velocity and the amount of time it took To look at the difference of each graphs in accordance to position To graph v vs. t and a vs. t graphs

3 Cart Push Motion Detector on the Bottom
(Set two to three books below) Collect data shown on the LabQuest Pro Draw the v vs. t shown on the LabQuest Pro Then, draw the acceleration graph Cart Push

4 Cart Push Part 2. Motion Detector on the Top
(Set two to three books below) Collect data shown on the LabQuest Pro Draw the v vs. t shown on the LabQuest Pro Then, draw the acceleration graph Cart Push Part 2.

5 Cart Release Motion Detector on the Top
(Set two to three books below) Collect data shown on the LabQuest Pro Draw the v vs. t shown on the LabQuest Pro Then, draw the acceleration graph

6 Cart Release Part 2. Motion Detector on the Bottom
(Set two to three books below) Collect data shown on the LabQuest Pro Draw the v vs. t shown on the LabQuest Pro Then, draw the acceleration graph Cart Release Part 2.

7 1) Place the Cart on the Ramp with Motion Detector connected with LabQuest, respectively
2) Place two to three textbooks below the metal Ramp 3) On the LabQuest, set the graphs on v vs. t graph plot Up the ramp is a positive direction Down the ramp is a negative direction 4) Collect Data 5) Plot the v vs. t graphs for respective tasks 6) Translate the graphs to a vs t. graphs Activity Procedures

8 Roles for this Activity
4 per group: Tech Person with LabQuest Pro (Explain to everyone in the group) Motion Detector Caretaker (make sure that the Cart doesn’t bump on the Motion Detector) Cart Pusher Data Organizer

9 Signs Table

10 Activity In-class Write out
Seo Physics

11 Conclusion Please answer in complete sentences Does a positive acceleration always mean that an object is speeding up? Explain why or why not. Does a negative acceleration always mean that an object is slowing down? Explain why or why not. Is there a relationship between the sign of the velocity and the sign of the acceleration that would indicate whether the object is speeding up or slowing down? Explain this relationship. Suppose a car is traveling in the negative x-direction and comes to a stop. What is the sign of that car’s acceleration? How do you know?


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