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By: Tia Tabors Alex Previs Laura Cutler Dylan Mayes Rocky Top By: Tia Tabors Alex Previs Laura Cutler Dylan Mayes

The “Volunteers”

The Project The bouncy ball (manually started) rolls down an obstacle and eventually land on a mousetrap, setting it off. When the mousetrap is set off, it hits the bag of rocks which is attached to the string that is attached to the 1 kg weight. The bag of rocks falls to the ground lifting the 1 kg weight.

Stored Energy Conservation of Energy mgh0+(1/2)mv0^2+Win=mghf+ (1/2)mvf^2+E Loss

Rocky Top