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A spring on a roller-coaster track

Science · A spring on a roller-coaster track · Middle School and High School
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About this simulation

Original numerical mechanics model. Change the physical parameters and compare positions, velocities and energies. Values use the source model’s coordinate and time units; no measured experimental dataset is claimed.

What students can explore

  • Experiment with a numerical mechanics model and compare motion with conserved quantities.

Learning objectives

  1. 1Experiment with a numerical mechanics model and compare motion with conserved quantities.

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What does this model represent?

Original numerical mechanics model. Change the physical parameters and compare positions, velocities and energies. Values use the source model’s coordinate and time units; no measured experimental dataset is claimed.

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