Physics1b experiments: Simple Machines- Detailed lab experiments illustrating simple machines with accompanying worksheets
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The document describes procedures for a series of simple machines lab experiments involving pulleys, inclined planes, screws, wedges, wheel and axles, levers, and potential energy. Students will perform tasks using various materials like ropes, balls, screws, wedges, toys, and more. They will observe how each simple machine works, sketch diagrams, and answer questions about the forces involved and how changing variables affects lifting and moving objects.
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