Force Table Lab
Table 1:
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction
F1 0.25 2.45 130
F2 0.35 3.43 30
Eq. FE 0.35 3.87 249
Eq. FR 0.395 3.87 69
Table 2: Graphical Solution
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction
F1 0.25 2.45 130
F2 0.35 3.43 30
Res. FR 0.393 3.90 69
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction
F1 0.25 2.45 130
F2 0.35 3.43 30
Eq. FE 0.35 3.87 249
Eq. FR 0.395 3.87 69
Table 2: Graphical Solution
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction
F1 0.25 2.45 130
F2 0.35 3.43 30
Res. FR 0.393 3.90 69
Table 3: Analytical Solutions
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction x-Comp. Y-Comp.
F1 0.25 2.45 30 -1.57 1.88
F2 0.35 3.43 130 2.97 1.715
Res. FR 0.386 3.87 68.3 1.40 3.515
Error Calculation:
Experimental=2.4%
Graphical=1.9%
Discussion:
1.Most relevant to least relevant: Errors in direction of the forces if the strings were not at 90 degrees to the a tangent to the ring, friction of the pulley, ignored mass of the strings.
2. Yes, the pulleys are mostly unchanging, while other methods would be harder to keep straight and unchanged.
Force Mass(kg) Force(N) Direction x-Comp. Y-Comp.
F1 0.25 2.45 30 -1.57 1.88
F2 0.35 3.43 130 2.97 1.715
Res. FR 0.386 3.87 68.3 1.40 3.515
Error Calculation:
Experimental=2.4%
Graphical=1.9%
Discussion:
1.Most relevant to least relevant: Errors in direction of the forces if the strings were not at 90 degrees to the a tangent to the ring, friction of the pulley, ignored mass of the strings.
2. Yes, the pulleys are mostly unchanging, while other methods would be harder to keep straight and unchanged.