physics experiment (part 2)
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19 Nov 2008, 19:17
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I'm doing the following physics experiment (for school):
A certain person is driving a tricycle and when he reach a certain speed (f.e.: 20km/h) he stops doing anything.
With this we want to see how long it takes untill the tricycle stands still and after how many meters it is. But I think my teacher expects more of us than only this... So is there anything I could add to this experiment which could make it look better. (NO other materials)
grtz p!mps
WHEIGHT WON! We'll do the whole experiment with 2 different people with a different weight so we have more stats! :) Thx for your help
A certain person is driving a tricycle and when he reach a certain speed (f.e.: 20km/h) he stops doing anything.
With this we want to see how long it takes untill the tricycle stands still and after how many meters it is. But I think my teacher expects more of us than only this... So is there anything I could add to this experiment which could make it look better. (NO other materials)
grtz p!mps
WHEIGHT WON! We'll do the whole experiment with 2 different people with a different weight so we have more stats! :) Thx for your help
different surfaces would be good, grass, concrete and wood if you have a gym at school
succesfull fosho
btw why did teachers allways make such stupid experiments? too high rate of errors in it, so u wont get nothing! :/
1)different grounds, different tyres?, different weight, use a child/grown up/fatty... (no offence tho) or things like that..
2) Compare it with a car - a bus - a tractor - a scooter ... =<
I don't really know.. just trying to help :O