Speed lab experiment Speed Lab Using construction paper, masking tape, scissors,

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Speed lab experiment Speed Lab Using construction paper, masking tape, scissors, and anything handy in the lab, construct a track with a gap that must be jumped by a small car, to be provided by the instructor. For full points, the track must be certified; that is, the test car must jump the gap under its own power, land upright, and continue rolling along the track on the far side of the gap in 2 out of 3 trials. You have 1 lab period to build and test your track and have it certified in the official trials. The certified track with the greatest gap wins the grand prize. Lab report: compare the Bronco and Jeep leaps in Romancing the Stone with the bus leap in Speed. Which are more realistic? What details do you observe that support or contradict what you know about 2-dimensional motion? What features, tips or hints did you take from the movies in building your track? Did they work? If not, why not? Discuss the difficulties you had in getting your track to work right. Did you succeed? What do you wish you had on hand? What would you do differently if you did it over?

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in 2 - dimensional motion there are no difficulties

a track with a gap that must be jumped by a small car

the track must have with a gap

the above said experiment is correct

by the own direct can get the result without any modification

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