PHYS 161

Physics Demonstrations

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Circular motion

Conservation of momentum

Conservation of Momentum - Happy and Sad Balls
Astroblaster Seismic Accelerator
Terminal Velocity of Coffee Filters
Floor Scale
Freefall Time of a Steel Ball
Sum of Forces
Spring
Penny and Paper Free Fall in a Vacuum
Conservation of Momentum and Kinetic Energy
Motorized Cart on Track - Constant Velocity
Independence of Vertical and Horizontal Motion
Loop-the-Loop
Independence of Horizontal and Vertical Motion - Shooting and Catching a Ball
Independence of Horizontal and Vertical Motion - Ball Drop
Hooke's Law - Spring Constant
Friction Force (Pulling a Block with a Force Sensor)
Friction Block Pulled up a Ramp
Free Fall of a Basketball with a Motion Sensor
Forces in a Collision
Force Table

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