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Klein H S - AP PHYSICS 1 0445AP1 LAB PhET Hookes Law

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AP Physics 1 Hooke’s Law Simulation Lab Name: Emily Nguyen Part I. Exploring Hooke’s Law a. Open a browser and go to: https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/hookes-law b. Click on the “play ... ” button triangle and start the sim. Then choose “intro”. c. Check all five boxes on the right hand side (applied force, spring force, displacement, equilibrium, values). Play around with the red slider control for the applied force. Q1. What can you say about the size and direction of the applied force, and the size and direction of the spring force, also sometimes called the restoring force? A1. The magnitude of the applied force is always equal to the magnitude of the spring force, though the directions of each are opposite of one another. When the applied force is +100N, the spring force is -100N. d. Leave the red slider control for the applied force maxed out at +100 N. Then play around with the blue slider control, which affects the spring constant, also sometimes called the constant of elasticity, but always abbreviated with k. Q2. What are the units for k? In 2-3 sentences, explain. A2. N/m are the units for constant k, which is the spring constant. N/m stands for Newtons over meters. Displacement increases as k decreases. Q3. Is a higher value for k result in a stiffer [Show More]

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