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Slide1

AME20216 - Lab I

A2 –

Galileo’s Inclined PlaneSlide2

A1 –

Meterstick Measurements

Meter sticks can be used in unexpected ways.

f

luid velocity

and

pressureSlide3

Gravity

Galileo

Galilei

1564 - 1642

Inclined Plane

Apollo 15 Feather vs. HammerSlide4

A2 – Galileo’s Inclined Plane

Galileo empirically found that

x

θSlide5

Interpreting Data

Sir Isaac Newton 1642 - 1747

According to Newtonian physics for a ball rolling down an inclined plane:Slide6

A2 – Galileo’s Inclined Plane

Measure time

t

to roll distance

x.Slide7

A2 – Galileo’s Inclined PlaneSlide8

A2 – Extrapolating

gSlide9

A2 – Using “fit()” command

θ

= 8.1°

Uncertainty in

p1

0.5324 m/s

2

0.5114

m/s

2

0.4904

m/s

2

Uncertainty in

g

10.6320 m/s

2

10.2121

m/s

2

9.7933

m/s

2

g

= 10.2 ± 0.4 m/s

2