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PIRA index: 1C20.10
 
PIRA index: 1C20.10
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
A feather falls more slowly than a ball down a tube due to air resistance. When the tube is evacuated, both the feather and ball fall with equal speed.
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A feather falls more slowly than a ball down a tube due to air resistance. When the tubes are evacuated, both the feather and ball fall with equal speed.
  
 
==Equipment==
 
==Equipment==
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*Double tube assembly
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*Vacuum pump
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*Clear flexible tubing
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*Power cable
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*Extension cord
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==Instructions==
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With both cylinders in air, rotate the tubes by 180 degrees...
  
 
==Keywords==
 
==Keywords==
 
ball, drop, feather, vacuum
 
ball, drop, feather, vacuum
  
==Images==
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==Images & Movies==
 
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 11 October 2017


Back to 1C - Motion in one dimension
PIRA index: 1C20.10

Description

A feather falls more slowly than a ball down a tube due to air resistance. When the tubes are evacuated, both the feather and ball fall with equal speed.

Equipment

  • Double tube assembly
  • Vacuum pump
  • Clear flexible tubing
  • Power cable
  • Extension cord

Instructions

With both cylinders in air, rotate the tubes by 180 degrees...

Keywords

ball, drop, feather, vacuum

Images & Movies