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    This document outlines the grading criteria for a lab report on an experiment to verify Hooke's Law using a spring. It is divided into 11 sections that are worth a total of 100 points. The largest sections are the introduction (12 points), results which includes tables and graphs (20 points), and discussion (25 points). The introduction must state Hooke's Law, explain the purpose of springs, and define spring constant/stiffness with equations. The results section requires tables with data, graphs of load vs. extension and load vs. time, and sample calculations of spring stiffness, theoretical load, and percent difference in measured vs. theoretical loads. The discussion comments on the graphs, whether the experiment verified Hooke's Law, and compares actual

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    This document outlines the grading criteria for a lab report on an experiment to verify Hooke's Law using a spring. It is divided into 11 sections that are worth a total of 100 points. The largest sections are the introduction (12 points), results which includes tables and graphs (20 points), and discussion (25 points). The introduction must state Hooke's Law, explain the purpose of springs, and define spring constant/stiffness with equations. The results section requires tables with data, graphs of load vs. extension and load vs. time, and sample calculations of spring stiffness, theoretical load, and percent difference in measured vs. theoretical loads. The discussion comments on the graphs, whether the experiment verified Hooke's Law, and compares actual

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    Hooke's Law Spring Stiffness - Grading Sheet

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    This document outlines the grading criteria for a lab report on an experiment to verify Hooke's Law using a spring. It is divided into 11 sections that are worth a total of 100 points. The largest sections are the introduction (12 points), results which includes tables and graphs (20 points), and discussion (25 points). The introduction must state Hooke's Law, explain the purpose of springs, and define spring constant/stiffness with equations. The results section requires tables with data, graphs of load vs. extension and load vs. time, and sample calculations of spring stiffness, theoretical load, and percent difference in measured vs. theoretical loads. The discussion comments on the graphs, whether the experiment verified Hooke's Law, and compares actual

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    MEE2018 Engineering Mechanics Lab 1

    Short Report Grading Sheet


    Experiment: Hooke's Law
    Name: Experiment: Hooke’s Law: Spring Stiffness

    Item Maximum Points


    Points
    1. Introduction [Objective- (2); Theory-State and explain 12
    Hooke’s law (4), Describe the purpose of springs (3),
    What is spring constant /stiffness and how is it derived
    (equations)(5)]
    2. Apparatus

    3
    3. Procedure 5

    4. Results [Table (8), Graphs (12)] 20


    5. Sample Calculations 15
    Show sample calculation for spring stiffness S (5),
    Theoretical load (5) and % difference in load values (5)

    6. Discussion
    Comment on graph 1 and spring stiffness. How is Hooke’s 25
    Law verified by the experiment (10)? Comment on graph
    2; are the values for loading and unloading different; If
    so, why (8)? Comment on the actual/experimental values
    of force with the theoretical values (7).

    7. Conclusion 5
    Did the experimental results verify the theory?
    8. References 2

    9. Raw data sheet 5

    10. Overall appearance [English, SI units, significant


    digits, references to all tables and bibliography, figure 5
    title, etc.]
    11. Memo format, page limit (6) excluding data sheet and 3
    cover page.

    Total 100

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