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Number of elastics needed to safely fall
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[QUOTE="Simon Bridge, post: 4557648, member: 367532"] That's a good method. You want to work out the relationship between the distance your test mass fell and the number of elastics used. Since you don't know what the object is yet either, then you also need the relationship between the distance fallen and the weight of the test mass. Make a graph of your data and see if you can see any patterns?The equations may be able to help you too ... i.e. is 1 elastic band stores mgh of energy, then two elastic bands will absorb how much? Use your graphs to check your assumptions. [/QUOTE]
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