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Borough of Manhattan Community College Science Department General Physics (PHY 109 and PHY 110) Laboratory Experiment #4 Newton's Second Law: Atwood's Machine OBJECTIVES: To check the validity of Newton's Second Law by using Atwood's Machine. EQUIPMENT NEEDED: Atwood's Machine with two weight holders (1), Set of weights (1), Stopwatch (1), Meter Stick (1) THEORY: Atwood's machine consists of two objects with masses m, and my attached to either end of a light string which passes over a pulley of mass M (Figure 1). M h-x Initial position Intermediate position Final position Figure 1. Atwood's machine and positions of objects with masses my and we during experiment. The pulley can rotate effectively without friction about a horizontal axle. For the rest of this experiment assume that my is larger than my Applying Newton's Second Law (F. = ma ), we can prove that the acceleration of Atwood's machine has magnitude (1) my + my+5 In this equation g = 9.80 m/s' is the magnitude of the gravitational acceleration. If the heavier of the two masses me starts falling from rest from a height h above the ground, and if it takes time : to reach the ground, then its average acceleration is given: (2)\fData Table [ w2 [ @ [ Ja e [l Attach sheets showing the details of calculations. Question: Do data collected validate Newton's second law of motion