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    The document contains data from multiple experiments measuring force, mass, velocity, time, distance, momentum, and percent force loss. In the first experiment, a 0.5 kg balloon traveled 2 meters in 3 seconds, giving it a velocity of 0.66 m/s and acceleration of 0.22 m/s^2. The initial force was calculated to be 0.11. A second experiment measured a 2 kg book over the same distance and time. A third experiment measured a 0.4 kg pen. The force loss between the first and third experiments was calculated to be 20%. Additional experiments measured the momentum of various objects.

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    The document contains data from multiple experiments measuring force, mass, velocity, time, distance, momentum, and percent force loss. In the first experiment, a 0.5 kg balloon traveled 2 meters in 3 seconds, giving it a velocity of 0.66 m/s and acceleration of 0.22 m/s^2. The initial force was calculated to be 0.11. A second experiment measured a 2 kg book over the same distance and time. A third experiment measured a 0.4 kg pen. The force loss between the first and third experiments was calculated to be 20%. Additional experiments measured the momentum of various objects.

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    The document contains data from multiple experiments measuring force, mass, velocity, time, distance, momentum, and percent force loss. In the first experiment, a 0.5 kg balloon traveled 2 meters in 3 seconds, giving it a velocity of 0.66 m/s and acceleration of 0.22 m/s^2. The initial force was calculated to be 0.11. A second experiment measured a 2 kg book over the same distance and time. A third experiment measured a 0.4 kg pen. The force loss between the first and third experiments was calculated to be 20%. Additional experiments measured the momentum of various objects.

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    Connect X-Force

    Samantha

    VIDEO

    Visual Model

    Set 1

    Weight of
    the object
    Velocity=
    D/T=
    2m/3sec=
    (ballon):
    0.66
    M/S
    0.5 kg
    Acceleration=
    0.66/3
    =
    0.22
    Time: 3 sec
    Initial
    Force=
    0.5*0.22=
    0.11
    Distance:
    2m

    Weight of
    the object
    (book): 2
    kg
    Time: 3 sec
    Distance:
    2m

    Set 2
    2m/3 seg= 0.66 m/s = Velocity
    Momentum= 1.5*0.66= 0.99

    Final Force
    Final Mass
    (pen): 0.4
    kg
    Time: 3 sec
    Distance:
    2m

    Velocity =0.66m/s
    Acceleration= 0.22
    Final Mass: 0.4*0.22= 0.88

    Force loss %

    (0.11-0.088)/(0.11)*100 = 0.022/0.11=0.2*100=20

    Conclusion
    I had found out that when the the
    car stared to accelerated but will
    passing by the model it stared to
    slow down and had a lost.

    Force Loss Graph


    90

    67.5

    45

    22.5

    0
    My team

    Paus Team

    Fitos team

    Momentums
    Car 1
    Mass:0.5 kg
    Velocity: 5/3=0.166 m/s
    Momentum: 0.166*0.5= 0.083 kg m/s

    books
    Mass:0.51 kg
    Velocity: 6/4=0.15 m/s
    Momentum: 0.15*0.51= 0.0765 kg m/s

    markers
    Mass:0.01 kg
    Velocity: 3/1=3 m/s
    Momentum: 3*0.01= 30 kg m/s
    Ballons
    Mass:0.9 kg
    Velocity: 4/4=0.1 m/s
    Momentum: 0.1*0.9= 0.09 kg m/s

    dominos
    Mass:0.15 kg
    Velocity: 4/2=0.2 m/s
    Momentum: 0.2*0.15= 0.003 kg m/s

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