This experiment demonstrates a method for determining the radius of a concave mirror sphere experimentally

purpose of experiment To realize the concept of energy survival Experiment Tools: Simple Pendulum - Double Pendulum Steps of the experiment Pull the pendulum ball up from its rest position and release it, and see what happens. Get a double pendulum or two similar pendulums. Pull the ball of one of t......

purpose of experimentGenerating electric current using magnetsToolsA long insulated copper wire coiled in the form of a coil consisting of several coils - a magnet in the shape of the letter U - a device for measuring currentsteps1. Welcome. You are going to conduct an experiment that shows how an......

Objective of the experiment:To identify the transformations of electrical energyExperiment tools:A light bulb - A hair dryer - A mobile phone with a charger - An iron - A TV -A washing machine - A motor - An electric heater - A radio - A toast makerExperiment steps: - Note the electrical energy chan......

Electricity

Total reflection of light

The relationship between velocity and kinetic energy

Reflection of light in the lenses

The crash effect of a wrecking ball

The effect of the mass of bodies in collision

Energy transformations in Newton's pendulum

Electric Circuit

Energy transformations in devices

Wind and water mills

the goal:After conducting this experiment, it is expected that you will be able to.- Measure the forces that generate torque.- Calculate the torque in the clockwise and counterclockwise direction for a rotating body.- Demonstrate the relationship between torque and the lever arm.Materials and tools:......

The effect of speed in collision

Unit Two: Sound and Light.Lesson Three: Reflection and refraction of light.The goal of the experiment:Realizing the law of light reflection in practiceExperiments Tools: Flat mirror - protractor - projectorSteps of the experiment:The Observation & Conclusion:We notice the change of the angl......

Converts potential energy into kinetic energy and vice versa

The effect of an object's height on its potential energy