Galileo / Falling lab
By dropping not sheets of paper, but compact light and heavy objects, we hope to not have to worry about air resistance.
The lab instructions are here. Download this pdf into Notability on your iPad, and respond to the questions scattered throughout the lab instructions.
If you take the movies on one person's iPad, and put them on Google Drive, you can eventually share them with the others in your group, so that everyone can be marking up one or more of the movies you took.
Here is more detailed information about:
You'll have 2 movies of a heavy object and 2 movie of a light object.
For each group, one person can submit (make sure names of everyone else are on there). That one person will submit:
I asked you to use Notability to read the .pdf instructions for the lab, and be able to write your responses to the questions in there in the same (pdf) file. Hand in your .pdf file of directions that will also have your results in there. Those results include:
For that full analysis, I asked you to save the logger pro file (*.cmbl file) and then submit that as part of your report.
Then you can turn in on Moodle your pdf file of instructions with your responses filled in.
What to hand in
More about those .pdf instructions, with modifications
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