flow experiment

Your 'flow experiment' report has been received. Scroll down through the document to see any comments I might have inserted, and my final comment at the end.

** Your initial message (if any): **

** Is flow rate increasing, decreasing, etc.? **

** Is the velocity of the water surface increasing, decreasing, etc.? **

** How would the velocity of the water surface, the velocity of the exiting water, the diameter of the cylinder and the diameter of the hole be interrelated? **

** Explain how we know that a change in velocity implies the action of a force: **

** Does the depth seem to be changing at a regular rate, at a faster and faster rate, or at a slower and slower rate **

** What do you think a graph of depth vs. time would look like? **

** Does the horizontal distance (the distance to the right, ignoring the up and down distance) traveled by the stream increase or decrease as time goes on? **

** Does this distance change at an increasing, decreasing or steady rate? **

** What do you think a graph of this horizontal distance vs. time would look like? **

** The contents of TIMER program as you submitted them: **

** The vertical positions of the large marks as you reported them, relative to the center of the outflow hole **

** Your table for depth (in cm) vs clock time (in seconds) **

** Is the depth changing at a regular rate, at a faster and faster rate, or at a slower and slower rate? **

** Your description of your depth vs. t graph: **

** Your explanation and list of average average velocities: **

** The midpoints of your time intervals and how you obtained them: **

** Your table of average velocity of water surface vs. clock time: **

** Your description of your graph of average velocity vs clock time: **

** Your explanation of how acceleration values were obtained: **

** Your acceleration vs clock time table: **

** According to the evidence here, is acceleration increasing, decreasing, staying the same or is in not possible to tell? **

** **

This was received, but with no content. No problem here; just want to be sure you're didn't intend something different.

flow experiment

Phy202

Your 'flow experiment' report has been received. Scroll down through the document to see any comments I might have inserted, and my final comment at the end.

** Your initial message (if any): **

I accidently submitted the Flow Experiment too early. I hit the enter key after typing my name.

I figured it was something like that. No problem.

** Is flow rate increasing, decreasing, etc.? **

decrease

** Is the velocity of the water surface increasing, decreasing, etc.? **

decrease

** How would the velocity of the water surface, the velocity of the exiting water, the diameter of the cylinder and the diameter of the hole be interrelated? **

The diameters remain the same but the flow pressure (due to the decreasing cylinder volume)decreases.

** Explain how we know that a change in velocity implies the action of a force: **

Change in velocity would be a change in acceleration. Force = the mass of an object times it acceleration. We can divide the force into the mass to find the accel.

** Does the depth seem to be changing at a regular rate, at a faster and faster rate, or at a slower and slower rate **

slower and slower

** What do you think a graph of depth vs. time would look like? **

A curve, the curve decreases at a decreasing rate. y=depth, x=time

** Does the horizontal distance (the distance to the right, ignoring the up and down distance) traveled by the stream increase or decrease as time goes on? **

decreases

** Does this distance change at an increasing, decreasing or steady rate? **

decreasing

** What do you think a graph of this horizontal distance vs. time would look like? **

A curve, the curve decreases at a decreasing rate. y=depth, x=time

** The contents of TIMER program as you submitted them: **

1 167.2969 167.2969

2 169.7305 2.433594

3 172.2188 2.488281

4 175.2813 3.0625

5 178.293 3.011719

6 181.707 3.414063

7 185.5 3.792969

8 189.8242 4.324219

9 194.832 5.007813

10 202.2109 7.378906

11 213.9141 11.70313

** The vertical positions of the large marks as you reported them, relative to the center of the outflow hole **

232

212

192

172

152

132

112

92

72

52

32

12

** Your table for depth (in cm) vs clock time (in seconds) **

0,212

2.43,192

4.92,172

7.98,152

10.99,132

14.41,112

18.20,92

22.53,72

27.53,52

34.91,32

46.62,12

** Is the depth changing at a regular rate, at a faster and faster rate, or at a slower and slower rate? **

Slower and slower

** Your description of your depth vs. t graph: **

The curve began to decrease at a slower rate, the time increased between the 20mm marks.

** Your explanation and list of average average velocities: **

V=delta d/ delta t

V= -8.23mm/s

V= -8.03mm/s

V= -6.54mm/s

V= -6.64mm/s

V= -5.85mm/s

V= -5.28mm/s

V= -4.62mm/s

V= -4.00mm/s

V= -2.71mm/s

V= -1.71mm/s

** The midpoints of your time intervals and how you obtained them: **

1

3.5

6

8

12

17

21

25

30

39

** Your table of average velocity of water surface vs. clock time: **

1, -8.23

3.5, -8.03

6, -6.54

8, -6.64

12, -5.85

17, -5.28

21, -4.62

25, -4.00

30, -2.71

39, -1.71

** Your description of your graph of average velocity vs clock time: **

Description?

** Your explanation of how acceleration values were obtained: **

Acceleration = delta v/ delta t

** Your acceleration vs clock time table: **

** According to the evidence here, is acceleration increasing, decreasing, staying the same or is in not possible to tell? **

Decreasing,

Decreasing.

From what did you draw this conclusion?

** **

Good data, most answers are good. You need to add a couple of descriptions and explanations, which should be pretty easy to do.

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