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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    Wow! Thank you for all of your help I would have never of thought that mass did not matter. now I don't have to spend a week constructing an object Thank You:biggrin:
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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    mass does affect the time so the heavier the weight the better and what do you mean by slider? Thank you for all of your help
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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    I don't clearly understand your question but the ramp is wooden and if an object slides it will create a lot of friction so i believe roll down is the answer?
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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    Thank You, So far I tried racing a hollow pipe and a pipe filled with weights with the exact same radius. The pipe filled with weights won. Because making objects takes a lot of time and my time is limited I want to know what will go faster... Object A Plastic object completely filled 5 inch...
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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    Well...The point of the competition is to win and i doubt a marble will win the contest unless it is 5 pounds. Reaching the bottom in two turns is not the objective its just a rule to limit the size of the object the objective is to have the fastest overall object. With that said do you think a...
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    Can a Single-Wheel Foam Roller Win a Physics Ramp Contest?

    Homework Statement I have this Physics Contest where you have to create an object that will roll down a 6 feet ramp which is positioned at a 7 degree angle above ground. The object can not have more than one contact with the ground(For example you cannot have two wheels touching the ground...
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    Solving Distance w/ Initial Velocity: Lab Homework

    One last question. He used a sling shot so i assume the eraser is f;lying down the hallway. I did not see how fast it was going so how do i know how fast i should slide it along the floor.
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    Solving Distance w/ Initial Velocity: Lab Homework

    I am really sorry for not being clear enough and wasting your time. The teacher did the lab outside so we could not see how long it took the eraser to move or how far the eraser went. When he came inside he said the initial velocity is 13 and he told us to find a formula and predict how far the...
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    Solving Distance w/ Initial Velocity: Lab Homework

    The instructor is shooting the eraser on the floor in the hallway. So the angle is 180 degrees right? but he shoots the eraser forward horizontally he does not drop it. Also we don't know how long the eraser travels on the floor. Is their a formula to solve this problem with just the initial...
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    Solving Distance w/ Initial Velocity: Lab Homework

    Homework Statement We are doing a lab where the teacher took an chalkboard eraser and he put it between to rulers in a hallway. He used some sort of slingshot to project that eraser.( we did not see how far the eraser went) We have to find how far the eraser will travel in meters. All we were...
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    How to Calculate Spring Constant from Force vs. Distance Data in Excel

    Yeah for part e. he was asking if it was a straight line or not and the slope was 23. Thank You for your help
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    How to Calculate Spring Constant from Force vs. Distance Data in Excel

    Homework Statement A spring has a force sensor attached to it and is pulled at increasing distances from rest. A reading is recorded on the force sensor and the data is plotted below. Plot data on Excel x (m) Force (n) .005 1.9 .010 2.5 .020 3.4 .030...
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