Lab 2 – One-Dimensional Kinematics Motion sensor Cart x(t) Track Objectives: Understand the graphs and equations of 1D motion Learn more about the data.

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Lab 2 – One-Dimensional Kinematics Motion sensor Cart x(t) Track Objectives: Understand the graphs and equations of 1D motion Learn more about the data acquisition software v x (t) a x (t)

Prep questions For this and subsequent labs, do the first questions of the worksheet ahead of time. If you do, you’ll have plenty of time to collect data during your lab session.

Cart Track Motion sensor +x direction Part I – Preparations Set up the equipment as shown here, with the track slightly sloped by masses beneath the left-hand side of the track. Give the cart a gentle push up the track and collect data. Masses x t v x t a x t

Parts II and III – Analysis You’ll use the analysis functions on the toolbar. Follow the online instructions. x t v x t a x t

Central concept xv x a x Derivatives (slopes) Integrals (areas)