Unltormly Accelerateu Mnon: Freetallmg Homes Experiment: 1. Aristotle's Law of Aeeelerated Motion that heavy object falls faster than light objects, in proportion of their weight. a. Get two objects (heavy shoes and a light slipper) and perform the Aristotle's Law of Accelerated Motion- What will happen to the two objects on the ground? Did they fall at the same rate? h. Give your conclusion on the Law and explain your observation. 2. Galileo's Law of Accelerated Motion that all bodies initially having the same height would fall to the earth's surface at the same rate. a. Get two objects {white board eraser and an empty plastic mineral water bottle) and perform the Galileo's Law of Accelerated Motion. What will happen to the two objects on the ground? Did they fall at the same rate? h. Give your conclusion on the Law and explain your observation. Questions: 1. What is the value of acceleration of the light slipper if it is thrown upward, while it is in free-fall? Why? 2. A white board eraser thrown vertically upward rises to a maximum height and then falls to the ground. What are the white board eraser's velocity and acceleration at the instant it reaches its maximum height? . An object with constant aeeeleration can never stop and stay stopped. How? . Does the Mass of an object affect its falling motion? . What are the two factors that really affect falling objects? Explain the two factors. til-lite