'Elastic force' diaporamas de présentation

THE BOUNCING BALLS

THE BOUNCING BALLS. Nyla Calloway Orbeso. Table of contents. Title Table of contents Question Hypothesis Materials Variables Procedures conclusion. QUESTION. Which ball will bounce higher the large one the small one or the medium one. material. 1 super bounce ball (either size)

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Viscosity!

Viscosity!. Viscosity ( ? ? ) is how THICK or THIN a fluid is. Flow rate ( ? ? ) is how fast the liquid flows ( ? ). We are wrong about something! Particles are ( ? ? ) not ( ? ? ). We also need to understand molecules. Molecules are like particles that are stuck together.

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Soft Tissue Simulation

Soft Tissue Simulation. Presented by Shan Yang alexyang@cs.unc.edu. Outline. Background Constraints for soft tissue simulation Deformable tissue models Estimation of soft tissue elastic parameters. Background. Three generations of medical simulators [1] : Anatomy

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Welcome!

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Simulating Elasto -plastic Material

Simulating Elasto -plastic Material. Applications. Researched by Material Science. ANSYS Software: Professional to evaluate how one object deforms. High accuracy and time consuming. Applications.

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C A T A P U L T S Physics, Background and History

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Physics Homework Help For Students

Laws of motions and their application on the different fields create problem for you? Be confident with our Physics homework help. The highly qualified experts from the most reliable institutes can easily solve out your problems any time. We understand your need and thus we are 24 hours available for you. Visit our webpage studentsassignments.com.

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Lesson 5

Lesson 5. Introduction to Forces. Getting Started. Write what you think you know about forces. List some forces that are familiar to you. Examine your spring scale and answer the following questions: What happens to the reading on the spring scale when you pull horizontally on the scale?

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Impulse

Impulse. Storm Damage. A house takes damage from the force of a 60 mph gale-force wind. If the house is subject to a hurricane at 120 mph the force on the house is A) Equal. B) Two times stronger. C) Four times stronger. D) Eight times stronger. Linear Momentum.

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Force : a push or a pull on an object

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Impulse

Impulse. Nonzero Force. When momentum changes in a system, an external force has acted. Constant force like gravity Position-dependent force like the elastic force Time-dependent force during brief contact. p i. p f. F ( t ). before. after. Force of Collision.

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