Modeling a Large Falling Chain
Students measure the force of a large chain as it lands on a wireless force platform. They are led step-by-step through a process to create a numerical model that predicts the force of a falling chain. Students compare the predictions of the model to measured results.
Grade Level: College • High School
Subject: Physics
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Wireless 2-Axis Force Platform
The Wireless 2-Axis Force Platform measures forces applied normal to its surface, as well as forces applied parallel to its surface.
Wireless Force Platform
The Wireless Force Platform measures forces applied normal to the surface of the platform. Supports a maximum normal force of 5,200 N.
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