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Mousetrap lab (Part 1)

Mousetrap lab (Part 1). Examples of work, power in the Mouse Trap Game. Work, power. Make a chart. For the mousetrap Contraption. 1. Make a list of all parts of contraption, in order of use For each part : 2. describe all incoming and outgoing forces that do work on each part

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Mousetrap lab (Part 1)

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  1. Mousetrap lab (Part 1)

  2. Examples of work, power in the Mouse Trap Game Work, power

  3. Make a chart

  4. For the mousetrap Contraption 1. Make a list of all parts of contraption, in order of use For each part: 2. describe all incoming and outgoing forces that do work on each part 3. determine if it undergoes an impulse during the running of the contraption 4. determine when gains or losses KE during run determine with it gains or losses PE during run indicate if it has rotational kinetic energy, and/or rotational acceleration

  5. Mousetrap questions, continued During operation of the game: 6) Determine which part has the highest power rating. Explain your answer Which part has the greatest angular momentum? Explain your answer. Of the objects which rotate, which part has the greatest moment of inertia? Explain your answer Which part has the greatest momentum? Explain your answer

  6. Review Questions for Energy work and power Pg 871 1-9

  7. Review questions for conservation of motion Pg 870-871 7-12

  8. Review questions for angular motion

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