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Title: Physics EPI Circular Motion
Post by: Moham on March 11, 2014, 04:59:48 pm
Hello, I've been working on my physics EPI, but sadly my lab partener has not been showing up for this week..and I have not been able to get any results. Has anyone does this EPI before and is willing to share their report/results? Please help me if you can!

The EPI is about Circular Motion. Thanks!
Title: Re: Physics EPI Circular Motion
Post by: Professor Polonsky on March 11, 2014, 11:47:52 pm
Part of the EPI involves getting your own results. As such, giving you results would probably constitute cheating by you. I think your best option is to explain the situation to your teacher, and try to get an extension.

As an aside, though -- you never explained what experiment you are actually conducting, so how can anyone give you results? "Circular motion" is extremely vague and broad.
Title: Re: Physics EPI Circular Motion
Post by: Moham on March 12, 2014, 05:31:04 pm
We're investigating vertical circular motion and then using our results (in excel) to create graphs and analyze them and thus prove the relationships between force and velocity, force being inversely proportional to radius, force being proportional to mass.