The document describes an experiment to demonstrate how thrust from air causes forward motion using a rocket balloon. The experiment involves taping a straw to a balloon attached to a 50cm string and timing how long it takes the balloon to travel the distance, then calculating its speed using the distance/time formula. The results showed the balloon moved forward due to air force inside and traveled 50cm in 10 seconds, calculating to a speed of 10cm/s.
The document describes an experiment to demonstrate how thrust from air causes forward motion using a rocket balloon. The experiment involves taping a straw to a balloon attached to a 50cm string and timing how long it takes the balloon to travel the distance, then calculating its speed using the distance/time formula. The results showed the balloon moved forward due to air force inside and traveled 50cm in 10 seconds, calculating to a speed of 10cm/s.
The document describes an experiment to demonstrate how thrust from air causes forward motion using a rocket balloon. The experiment involves taping a straw to a balloon attached to a 50cm string and timing how long it takes the balloon to travel the distance, then calculating its speed using the distance/time formula. The results showed the balloon moved forward due to air force inside and traveled 50cm in 10 seconds, calculating to a speed of 10cm/s.
Rocket Balloon, which will tell us about how air cause’s forward motion. The forward motion caused by the air is called Thrust. The things we need for the experiment are: one balloon, one long string about 50 cm long, then one straw, tape and timer and a clip to hold the balloon.
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We saw how the balloon move forward
because of the force of air inside. It took (any sec from the timer e.g.: 10 sec) for the balloon to reach the finishing point and we can easily calculate the speed of the balloon with the formula:
S = D/T (D-DISTANCE & T- TIMER)
S= 50 cm upon any sec
Simplify them and you will get the Ans should be both cm/s Like this (EG):