

Rest the tube on the lecture table. Lift one end to obtain constant acceleration. Lift one end of the tube and immediately place it back on the table to obtain constant velocity.
Rolling a sphere down a uniform incline led Galileo to some of the earliest conclusions regarding motion with a constant acceleration and to information regarding the acceleration of gravity on the earth.
Demonstrate constant velocity and uniform acceleration with minimal friction Read More
Measure acceleration using two different procedures. Read More
Measure acceleration along an inclined air track.
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Measure acceleration due to gravity
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Illustrate the geometrical effect of free fall Read More
Show the position of a dropped ball at a series of equal time intervals
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Show constant velocity and uniform acceleration using a rolling body.
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Illustrate linear kinematics Read More
Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Illustrate the position of a projectile at equal time intervals
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Demonstrate the parabolic path of a projectile.
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Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Demonstrate the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion Read More
Illustrate addition of two orthogonal velocity components Read More
Plot graphs of position, velocity, and acceleration
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