the goldberg volcano
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The Goldberg Volcano. By Matt, Erik, Scott, and Tom. Track and Marble. 1 st step GIVEN Length of Top Track (1)=32.25”=2.688’ Length of Bottom Track (2)=33”=2.75’ Change in Height of 1 (A)=9.5”=.79’ Change in Height of 2 (B)=11.5”=.958’ Angle of Track 1 to ground (Theta 1) =17.13° - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Goldberg Volcano
By Matt, Erik,Scott, and Tom
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Track and MarbleTrack and Marble
11stst step step
GIVENGIVEN• Length of Top Track (1)=32.25”=2.688’Length of Top Track (1)=32.25”=2.688’• Length of Bottom Track (2)=33”=2.75’Length of Bottom Track (2)=33”=2.75’• Change in Height of 1 (A)=9.5”=.79’Change in Height of 1 (A)=9.5”=.79’• Change in Height of 2 (B)=11.5”=.958’Change in Height of 2 (B)=11.5”=.958’• Angle of Track 1 to ground (Theta 1) =17.13°Angle of Track 1 to ground (Theta 1) =17.13°• Angle of Track 2 to ground (Theta 2)=20.39°Angle of Track 2 to ground (Theta 2)=20.39°
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By using Conservation of Energy, We were able to By using Conservation of Energy, We were able to determine the velocity before hitting the ending determine the velocity before hitting the ending wall and dropping onto the next track.wall and dropping onto the next track.
V1= A*32.2 ft/s²=1/2 v²V1= A*32.2 ft/s²=1/2 v²
=7.14ft/s=7.14ft/s After bouncing back up the track, this is the final After bouncing back up the track, this is the final
velocity at the bottom of the second incline trackvelocity at the bottom of the second incline track V2= .958*32.2=1/2 v²V2= .958*32.2=1/2 v²
=7.85ft/s=7.85ft/s
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Coefficient of RestitutionCoefficient of Restitution
Finding the speed of the marble bouncing Finding the speed of the marble bouncing backback
1=32.25”=2.688’1=32.25”=2.688’ 2=5.5”=.4583’2=5.5”=.4583’ V1=7.14ft/sV1=7.14ft/s V2=?V2=?
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Coefficient of RestitutionCoefficient of Restitution
e=-(v1’/v1)e=-(v1’/v1)
-(-4.321/7.14)=e-(-4.321/7.14)=e
=.605=.605
V2=-2.94 ft/s (As V2=-2.94 ft/s (As found by timing and found by timing and measuring the measuring the distance the marble distance the marble traveled.)traveled.)
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Dropping WeightDropping Weight
h=8”h=8” w=1.6 ozw=1.6 oz
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Weight DroppingWeight Dropping
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Weight DroppingWeight Dropping
mgh=(1/2)mv²mgh=(1/2)mv²– The masses cancel out The masses cancel out – gh=(1/2)v²gh=(1/2)v²
32.2(8”*1/12)=(1/2)v² v=6.55ft/s32.2(8”*1/12)=(1/2)v² v=6.55ft/s KE=(1/2)(6.55ft/s)²*(1.6oz)(1lb/16oz)/32.2KE=(1/2)(6.55ft/s)²*(1.6oz)(1lb/16oz)/32.2
=0.66ft-lb=0.66ft-lb
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The Domino EffectThe Domino Effect
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Domino EffectDomino Effect
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Domino EffectDomino Effect
For the first “domino”-For the first “domino”- aann=(6.55 (velocity from PE)/(3.75in*ft/12in) =(6.55 (velocity from PE)/(3.75in*ft/12in)
aann=137.3ft/s²=137.3ft/s² For second “domino”-For second “domino”- Rotates 9.5 times on impactRotates 9.5 times on impact f=9.5 in 5 secf=9.5 in 5 sec f=w*(1/2f=w*(1/2ππ)) w=19w=19ππ radians/5sec =3.8 radians/5sec =3.8ππ v=(3.75/12)(3.8v=(3.75/12)(3.8ππ) v=3.73ft/sec (2)) v=3.73ft/sec (2)
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Domino EffectDomino Effect
e=vf/vi= 3.73/6.55 e=.57e=vf/vi= 3.73/6.55 e=.57
3.73^2/(3.75/12)3.73^2/(3.75/12)
Theoretically, since all dominoes are the same, the e Theoretically, since all dominoes are the same, the e remains similar throughout the recation.remains similar throughout the recation.
v=6.55ft/sec av=6.55ft/sec ann=137.3ft/s²=137.3ft/s²
v=3.13ft/sec av=3.13ft/sec ann=44.52ft/s²=44.52ft/s²
v=2.12 av=2.12 ann=14.38=14.38
v=1.21 av=1.21 ann=9.69=9.69
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SwingSwing
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Height the weight is dropped fromHeight the weight is dropped from =10”=.833’=10”=.833’ w=1.32oz=.08125lbsw=1.32oz=.08125lbs m=.0025 slugsm=.0025 slugs Change in height=5”=.417’Change in height=5”=.417’
PE=(.002523)(32.2)(.417)PE=(.002523)(32.2)(.417) =.0338 J=.0338 J
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Hot Wheels CarHot Wheels Car
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Hot Wheels CarHot Wheels Car
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Mass of car=1.1oz=.069lb= .00214slugsMass of car=1.1oz=.069lb= .00214slugs Height=10”=.833’Height=10”=.833’Velocity at BottomVelocity at Bottom
(32.2)(.833)=(1/2)v² v=7.33ft/s(32.2)(.833)=(1/2)v² v=7.33ft/s
PE=(.00214)(.833)(32.2)=.05729JPE=(.00214)(.833)(32.2)=.05729JKE=(1/2)(.00214)(7.33)²= .05749JKE=(1/2)(.00214)(7.33)²= .05749J Impulse at bottom= .015686 slug-ft/sec²Impulse at bottom= .015686 slug-ft/sec²
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