Data Table: Elongation (cm) (Adding) Elongation (cm) (Subtracting) Mass Added (g) Force Added (N) 10 0.IN. 0.2 cm 20 0.2N 0,4 cm 30 0.3 N la.8cm. 40 0.4N 1.2 cm 50 0.5N 1.6cm. 60 0.6N 2 cm 70 0.7N. 2.4 cm 80 0.8N 12.8cm 0.9N 3.2 Cm 90 10.98N 3.5 cm 100 Questions: Place your answers to the following questions on a separate sheet of paper 1. a) What formula is used to convert mass into newtons? b) What must be done before you use this formula? 2. Graph Force, (in newtons), vs. Elongation (in cm). Make sure that the independent variable is placed on the X-axis and the dependent variable is plotted on the Y-axis. 3. Using the data from the graph, determine the spring constant, in N/cm. show the work done in calculating this constant.

Data Table: Elongation (cm) (Adding) Elongation (cm) (Subtracting) Mass Added (g) Force Added (N) 10 0.IN. 0.2 cm 20 0.2N 0,4 cm 30 0.3 N la.8cm. 40 0.4N 1.2 cm 50 0.5N 1.6cm. 60 0.6N 2 cm 70 0.7N. 2.4 cm 80 0.8N 12.8cm 0.9N 3.2 Cm 90 10.98N 3.5 cm 100 Questions: Place your answers to the following questions on a separate sheet of paper 1. a) What formula is used to convert mass into newtons? b) What must be done before you use this formula? 2. Graph Force, (in newtons), vs. Elongation (in cm). Make sure that the independent variable is placed on the X-axis and the dependent variable is plotted on the Y-axis. 3. Using the data from the graph, determine the spring constant, in N/cm. show the work done in calculating this constant.

Stars and Galaxies

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305120785

Author:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Chapter9: The Famliy Of Stars

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