Thames & Kosmos Simple Machines handleiding
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INCLINED
PLANES
An inclined plane is a surface where one side is
higher than the other. When an object is moved
upward along an inclined plane, less force is
needed than when the object is moved straight
up the same vertical distance. The expense is
that the object has to travel a longer distance
when it moves up the ramp. The diagram
below shows how forces act on an object on an
inclined plane. The net force, the force required
to move the object up the ramp,
is less than the force of gravity,
the force required to lift the object
straight up in the air.
Inclined Planes Section Objective: With the levers,
you saw how the effort force decreases when the
effort arm distance increases. Now experiment
to see how inclined planes reduce effort forces.
Ramp
YOU WILL NEED
String: about 20 cm
Clamp
the string
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x1 x1
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HERE’S HOW
Follow steps 1 through 8 to
build the ramp model.
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EXPERIMENT 9
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Productinformatie
Merk | Thames & Kosmos |
Model | Simple Machines |
Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
Taal | Nederlands |
Grootte | 14232 MB |