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    This physics experiment measured how much a spring extended under different weights. Items like candles, books, flour, and milk were placed in a plastic bag hanging from the spring. The spring length and extension were recorded. The items were also weighed on a kitchen scale. All the data, including calculated and measured mass and weight, were plotted on a graph. The results showed how closely the calculated and measured values matched as the lines on the graph.

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    This physics experiment measured how much a spring extended under different weights. Items like candles, books, flour, and milk were placed in a plastic bag hanging from the spring. The spring length and extension were recorded. The items were also weighed on a kitchen scale. All the data, including calculated and measured mass and weight, were plotted on a graph. The results showed how closely the calculated and measured values matched as the lines on the graph.

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    PHYSICS SPRING EXPERIMENT

    By: Julia Krzęstek


    The preparation Things i prepared for my experiment :

    ❏ A spring
    ❏ A measuring tape
    ❏ A kitchen scale
    ❏ Some objects ( ex. Flour , Sugar etc.)
    ❏ A plastic bag
    The Graph

    ◼ I made a graph and labeled it with the


    Spring length , Extension , Calculated
    mass , Measured mass , Calculated
    weight and Measured weight.
    The Measuring I measured my spring , it was 8.2 cm. Fortunetely my
    spring had a little hack on the bottom so i could easily
    hang a plastic bag on it.

    My objects were :

    ● A candle
    ● Books
    ● Flour
    ● Milk + Can

    I hang the plastic bag on the spring and started to put


    objects in. I started with a candle , I put it in the bag
    and measured how much longer the spring got under
    the weight/ pressure. I did this with all my objects and
    wrote down all my results.
    The Weighing

    For the process of weighing I took out my kitchen


    scale. I weight all my objects so that my results
    would be more precise.

    ● Candle - 1.4 kg
    ● Books - 0.852 kg
    ● Flour- 0.779 kg
    ● Milk + Can - 0.981 kg

    I wrote it all down into my graph.


    The Last Process

    I made a line graph. I put all the data in it. The closer https://1drv.ms/x/s!AgrS5-gveIpst3iQuwK0pPW1l3b
    the lines were the more equal the results were. l?e=GtSK6M

    Ex.
    The End :)

    Julia
    Cp1

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