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This software package contains real-life lab simulations. The two labs in Mechanics Labs Torrent Download: “Airline Heater R&D” and “Limits of Friction” are written to give students experience with a real-life lab setup, while “Mean Return Time” is designed to provide a basic introduction to a lab with a real-life setup.
This version has 2 or more experiments that use physical test methods.
The following is the list of labs included:
￭ Airline Heater R&D
￭ Limits of Friction
￭ Mean Return Time
There are 10 simulations of the Airline Heater R&D Lab. Students can set the initial temperature and pressure of the air, the distance the thermometers must be to measure the temperature, and the distance to the power. Students may set the resistor value and find the voltage at the resistor for a single value, multiple values, or a sweep. A graph is provided for each simulation. Students can compare the values they get to the values on a list that are provided. The students can calculate their required heating power from their values of current and voltage and compare these values to the values provided in the lab. Students must match the power to the input voltage so that the thermometers can be read. The air temperatures and power are the input to a fictitious Airplane Heater R&D program and simulated to determine how much time is required to heat the air to a certain temperature. The minimum power requirement and time required are given at the top of the screen. Students must calculate how much time it would take to heat the air to a given temperature and can use that time to determine a safe value of time in the lab.
In this lab, students must heat the air in a container in the given amount of time. They must be able to correctly calculate the temperature and pressure at various points of the container, the amount of air in the container, and the height of the container. Students can gain experience and understanding of how to measure the time and temperature, how to calculate pressure, and how to read the thermometers.
In this lab, students must heat the air in the container using a system of electric heating elements. Students must calculate the voltage and current they would need to operate these heating elements in order to heat the air in the given amount of time. Students are provided with some suggestions as to values of voltage and current. The students must then calculate the proper values for their particular system. The students must be able
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A new CD-ROM with eight simulations that can be run on any PC. Students answer experimental problems, use a calculator, and even enter data on screen. The CD-ROM includes solution keys and lab write-ups in both Word and PDF formats.
Newton’s 1st Law Lab
In this simulation, students measure the velocity of a school bus as it pulls out of a parking lot. Students drag their fingers along the simulated bumper, and count the number of passes they make to get a running total.
After each pass, they can stop their record, or recalculate the velocity. Students can change the parameters such as the speed of the bus, the number of passes to get a total, and the starting distance.
Suspended Mass Lab
In this simulation of a bridge with a mass hanging over it, students can use their mouse to drag the mass in and out of the path of the bridge, changing its displacement. Students enter the information into a data table on screen, and print it out. After that, they determine how far the mass has fallen and calculate the kinetic energy.
Leapfrog Experiment Lab
In this simulation, students try to make a difference in two leapers jumping off the same point. Students measure the time it takes each of the two leapers to hit a specified point. This determines how far each leaper jumps, a small difference in this distance results in a large jump.
After students input the distance, they click to make the leapers jump. They can make the end point move in another location to vary the first jump distance, and can make the leapers land on different surfaces to experience the effect of elasticity or friction on landing.
Answers for the Interaction Lab
In this two-player competition, each student makes a graph of the variable being studied. The other student can change the variable or try to change the graph. Students record the final data, print them out, and record the results.
Students respond to a given data set and try to change the data, while the other student records the data. After that, they recreate the graph from scratch using their own data to determine the relationship between the variables.
Answers for the Energy Lab
In this simulation, students move a mass in a gravitational field by pulling or pushing it in real time. They can analyze the motion to determine the direction and magnitude of the force, and the energy conservation for a constant total energy.
Collisions Lab
In this simulation, students drop bouncing
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￭ A set of ten computer labs include:
1. Newton’s 2nd Law Lab
2. Resolving The Problem Lab
3. Circular Motion Lab
4. Colliding Pucks Lab
5. Terminal Velocity Lab
￭ Each lab is written in the form of a fill-in-the-blank type scenario, with an answer key
￭ A lab includes sample data, setup instructions, scoring, and printable answer key
￭ Students can drag and drop the objects into the tubes
￭ Students can then measure the distance from the tube to the object, add the force, multiply the mass and acceleration by the factor of the coefficient of friction, and add the result to the initial velocity.
￭ Students can then compare the time the balls or balls fall into the tube to the time the pucks fall into their tube. Students can calculate the terminal velocity of the ball or puck.
￭ Students can graph their data on a chart and calculate the kinetic energy, as well as the potential and kinetic energies of the system.
￭ Calculations can be done on the lab worksheet, in the worksheet itself, and on the computer lab program
￭ Students can calculate the momentum and kinetic energy of the system before and after the ball or puck enters the tube, for an elastic collision. For an inelastic collision, the initial momentum and kinetic energy of the system cannot be ignored.
￭ Students can also calculate the angular momentum and angular kinetic energy for angular motion.
￭ Students can calculate the period of the oscillations of the strings, as well as measure the velocity at the points in time shown on the computer screen
￭ Students can create charts of the data and use that data to predict and reevaluate the velocity of the ball or puck.
￭ Students can calculate or graph the force required to accelerate different masses, and calculate how much energy will be lost when converting mechanical energy to thermal energy, and how much work will be done.
￭ Students can calculate the potential energy of the system, especially the potential energy of the mass-on-a-string, and analyze how to turn the released potential energy to kinetic energy
￭ Students can also calculate the real work done on the system, the work done as an external agent, and the work done on the system to increase its potential energy
￭ Students can use the data for further investigation
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SimulationLab™ involves a series of six science-based experiments focusing on laboratory skills and basic physics concepts. Instructors can choose from a wide variety of experiments with multiple variations. Options include background (e.g. wave propagation, balls, acceleration, and string). Each experiment can be presented in a multiple-choice or simulation format and may include or exclude written and/or oral directions.
With Mechanisms Labs, instructors can place the files on their CD-ROM, and then immediately begin instructing their students.
LabWrite data is important for instructors when they are selecting an experiment for which their students are given an exam. This data can be used in constructing the exam. The CD-ROM also includes answers to questions students may have, and worksheets. With the included written directions and guide, instructors can present the lab in a comprehensible manner, using a format that makes the course material easy to teach.
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