Apparatus for the study of the dependence
Product Code : JL-GLE-11271
Listed as Apparatus for the study of the dependence, SKU JL-GLE-11271 is a JaincoLab Newton's second law apparatus for studying how a body's acceleration depends on the force applied while its mass stays the same. Two laboratory carts, a primary and a secondary, each 290 x 140 x 90 mm and 0.87 kg, run on two 1.5 x 0.3 m tracks, one straight and one curved. Hooked weights of 50-100 g provide the pulling force, and primary and secondary gates come with their mounting accessories.
Specifications
Listed parts:
| Product | Apparatus for the study of the dependence |
| SKU | JL-GLE-11271 |
| Cat. No. | JSS-555/09 |
| Carts | 2 (primary and secondary), 290 x 140 x 90 mm, 0.87 kg |
| Tracks | 2, 1.5 x 0.3 m: one for straight motion, one for curved motion |
| Gates | Primary and secondary, with mounting accessories |
| Weights | Box of hooked weights, 50-100 g |
| Clamps | Left and right side clamps, plastic |
Experiments on force and acceleration
The apparatus is used for:
- Measuring how acceleration changes as the pulling force is increased with the hooked weights
- Keeping the cart mass constant to test F = ma
- Comparing motion along the straight track and the curved track
Scope of supply and ordering
Supplied with the two carts, both tracks, the gates with their mounting accessories, the hooked weights and the side clamps; set quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
What relationship does it study?
How acceleration depends on force when the mass of the body stays constant.
What are the two tracks for?
One is for straight-line motion and the other for curved motion; each is 1.5 x 0.3 m.
What weights are supplied?
A box of hooked weights from 50 g to 100 g.
Related products
Dynamics apparatus is in the JaincoLab general lab equipment range.
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