The Terminal Velocity Lab - Pros of Using Computer Based Simulation Labs
The Terminal Velocity Lab is a software simulation where students will graph the velocity versus time for four balls of different materials and densities and find their terminal velocities (if possible). The simulated equipment is a long glass or plastic tube through which the balls are dropped. The time to fall is measured by a set of photogate timers. The simulation has been made as close to reality as possible. For more information, see the blog article link above. For more information on the terminal velocity lab, see the link below.
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