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Starter Get out: 1. HW booklets and put on front desk in neat pile
2.PAG laboratory book (from box at back) and look at marking of your last PAG.
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Lesson Goals Review and evaluate experiment to calculate g.
Learn how to use Vernier Callipers and Micrometer Screw Gauge correctly and to evaluate unceratinty in measurements.
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Measurement Actual uncertainty Percentage uncertainty Proposed changes to method to improve uncertainty. If any possible. Drop Height measured with a ruler. ±0.01m = 0.01/1.50 x 100 = 0.7% Use a horizontal fixed bar to give more precise start position, reduce uncertainty to ±0.001m therefore 0.07% Manual timing of drop ±0.2s due to reaction time Measurement of laminated strips Measurement of times using light gates and datalogger
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How to use Vernier Callipers
2cm 2.1cm 2.13cm 2.13 ±0.01cm
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You try What does this show? Be careful… 10.02±0.01cm
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How to use Micrometer
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You try 2mm 2.88 ± 0.01mm 2.5mm mm
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Now try Measure various items in the lab – choosing the correct equipment for the size of measurement. Record in your lab books two tables one for Vernier Callipers (below) one for Micrometer (careful about units!) Measurement Length 1 /cm Length 2 / cm Length 3 / cm Average length /cm % uncertainty
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