The Mystery Machine Created by Kyle Rockwell, Ronan Shaffer, Dalton Scheiner, Emmy Nam.

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The Mystery Machine Created by Kyle Rockwell, Ronan Shaffer, Dalton Scheiner, Emmy Nam

Goal of Project The point of constructing this project was to use physics and simple machines to execute a very simple task.

Step One Wheel and Axle pulls up wedge Mechanical Advantage=2 We can use half the force to lift the wedge when using the machine, but it takes twice the distance.

Step Two Ball Rolls down Incline Plane Momentum=0.096 kg x m/s Find the velocity and mass of object first in order to calculate momentum Velocity=distance/time

Step Three Ball hits lever and the marble goes up Mechanical Advantage=2.73 Golf ball’s mass is greater so the marble goes farther

Step Four Marble lands in funnel and goes down Work=0.024 J How far the marble goes up

Step Five Marble collides with domino Elastic Collision-the majority of energy is transferred Some energy was lost due to friction

Step Six Cup raises pulley Mechanical Advantage=1 Goes the same amount of distance, but only needs a small amount of force

Step Seven Empty cup sets off zip line Change of kinetic energy to potential energy=0.031 J Enough energy is transferred to raise cup

Step Eight Zip line hits dominos Kinetic energy=0.081 J Potential energy is transferred to kinetic energy when the object falls

Step Nine Dominos knock car down incline plane Work=0.04 J The car, which has a certain force, travels the distance of the incline plane.

Step Ten Car hits progressively bigger dominos Elastic collision-transfers the majority of the energy when two objects hit each other Some energy is lost due to friction

Step Eleven Cup pours Scooby Snacks into bowl Work=0.082 J Calculated the distance a certain object moved

Simple Machines Used Wheel and Axle Wedge Lever Pulley Incline Plane

Project History Spent 16 hours constructing and building Took 6 hours to put together calculations and measurements Changed the majority of the original steps

Progress of Machine Adjusted certain steps many times in order to have accurate results Changed end goal Got rid of entire ideas because they were too complex and did not work well

Major Changes Took two days to adjust the lever properly(4 hours) Added zip line and dominos Used wheel and axel instead of screw Changed our end goal

Changes of Design Original PICTURE OF SKETCH Final FINAL PICTURE Scale: 1 square:4 cm

Tools Used Power drill -Used to make starter holes and to install screws Hammer -To drive nails Hot glue gun -To attach things in place

Materials Pulleys, golf ball, marble, dominos, pieces of string, plastic cups and bowls, nails, screws, wood and hot glue, wheels, and lots of wood! We built a lot of our own machines, such as the lever, funnel, and wood dominos.

Video of Completed Machine Visit YouTube video hlEs-sJre0A&feature=youtu.be