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G'day,
I have an open ended investigation to do for school, and was wanting to do an experiment involving the motion of water from a hose, as this would give me a good parabolic curve to view. I wish to examine two independant variables. First one is angle of launch - pretty easy. I'm having trouble with a second one through.
I was wondering whether i could change the pressure of the actual tap/ hose, and whether or not this has any correlation to initial velocity, as in can I work out the initial velocity if I measure the pressure of the tap using a pressure gauge, for example.
Any help on the topic would be much appreciated. Cheers.
G'day,
I have an open ended investigation to do for school, and was wanting to do an experiment involving the motion of water from a hose, as this would give me a good parabolic curve to view. I wish to examine two independant variables. First one is angle of launch - pretty easy. I'm having trouble with a second one through.
I was wondering whether i could change the pressure of the actual tap/ hose, and whether or not this has any correlation to initial velocity, as in can I work out the initial velocity if I measure the pressure of the tap using a pressure gauge, for example.
Any help on the topic would be much appreciated. Cheers.
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