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Btw what were your percentage uncertainties? I got like 1.96% and 0.8%
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u have to use a tabletop fan with variable speedshow the hell did you measure wind speed ? what instrument ? and wat did u use to vary wind speed
how the hell did you measure wind speed ? what instrument ? and wat did u use to vary wind speed
I used the wind vane. It's not a very high-tech apparatus but it is useful. The wind vane has a rotating part that revolves when wind blows. So I think if the wind vane is light enough, its rotating linear speed should be the same as wind speed. Here what needs to be recorded is something like time taken for 20 complete revolution. Use the time to calculate the speed.how did u measure the wind speed? i dont think it was in our syllabus
Um I just wrote, do repeats of the measurements of lengths using a ruler, take averages, keep temperature, pressure (and hence volume of helium constant) by filling it to a set pressure level using a pressure gauge to measure pressure, keep length of string constant, and for safety I had noo idea, I was just like be careful not to get ur fingers cut by the blades of the fan LMAO, I mean whos gonna stick their fingers in the rotating blades of a fan
Um yeah You dont have to draw, you could just as well state it
I used the wind vane. It's not a very high-tech apparatus but it is useful. The wind vane has a rotating part that revolves when wind blows. So I think if the wind vane is light enough, its rotating linear speed should be the same as wind speed. Here what needs to be recorded is something like time taken for 20 complete revolution. Use the time to calculate the speed.
I mean the linear speed of the wind vane. I put it between the fan and the balloon. So the wind from the fan can make it rotate, and its linear speed is very close to that of the wind.hey thats the seed of the rotation fan not the wind speed :S?or is it the same thing?
ot 20% and 10%Btw what were your percentage uncertainties? I got like 1.96% and 0.8%
you could use those ear defenders in case the balloon burst..Um I just wrote, do repeats of the measurements of lengths using a ruler, take averages, keep temperature, pressure (and hence volume of helium constant) by filling it to a set pressure level using a pressure gauge to measure pressure, keep length of string constant, and for safety I had noo idea, I was just like be careful not to get ur fingers cut by the blades of the fan LMAO, I mean whos gonna stick their fingers in the rotating blades of a fan
Um yeah You dont have to draw, you could just as well state it
i got the same values dude...but most ppl are getting uncertainties like 20 sth wtf!Btw what were your percentage uncertainties? I got like 1.96% and 0.8%
lol if you attached a weight to it, the balloon would sink..........no.. i attached a weight to balloon.. it was stated that a small helium balloon is provided...
same .. but i had them up to 3sfand what did u guyz get for uncertainties for your tables...i got like +/- 0.02 - 0.04
same .. I tried to think of a wind guage .. but I couldnt remember the name so I used a fan with various speedsi used fan.. and speed of fan was the speed of wind... i couldnt think of anything else..:s
ahahhahahaha!And measured what? The resistance?
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