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RP 6
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What should you be able to describe by the end of the video?
Investigate the relationship between
force
and
extension
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Why is it important to learn the details of this practical?
It is a required practical for
exams
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What equipment is needed for the experiment?
Clamp stand
,
bosses
,
clamps
,
meter rule
,
spring
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Why must the meter rule be vertical?
To ensure
accurate
readings
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What must the pointer at the bottom of the spring be?
Horizontal
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What does the unstretched length of the spring represent?
Length with no
force
attached
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How do you determine the extension produced by a weight?
Subtract
unstretched
length from new length
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What is the extension produced by a 1 Newton weight?
4
cm
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What is the extension produced by a 2 Newton weight?
8 cm
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What is the extension produced by a 3 Newton weight?
12 cm
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What do you plot on the graph to analyze the results?
Extension against
weight
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What is the extension produced by a 4 Newton weight?
16 cm
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What does a straight line graph through the origin indicate?
Extension
is directly
proportional
to weight
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What is meant by a linear relationship?
A relationship that produces a
straight line
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How does a rubber band behave differently than a spring?
It does not produce a
straight line graph
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What happens to the spring when too much weight is added?
It becomes
nonlinear
and
overstretched
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What is inelastic deformation?
Extension remains after removing
weight
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What is the limit of proportionality?
The maximum weight for
linear extension
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What equation is used to calculate the force required to extend a spring?
Force =
spring constant
×
extension
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How is the spring constant determined from the graph?
By dividing
force
by
extension
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When is the spring constant the same for any part of the graph?
When not exceeding the limit of
proportionality
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Where can you find questions on this required practical?
In the
vision workbook
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