Physics Lab: Modeling the Motion of a Falling Coffee Filter with Python
Offered By: Dot Physics via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the physics of air resistance and terminal velocity through a hands-on experiment modeling the motion of a falling coffee filter using Python. Learn how to measure and analyze data to determine the drag coefficient, and gain practical experience with numerical calculations. Dive into concepts such as acceleration and air resistance forces while working with real-world data. Access the provided Python code to enhance your understanding and replicate the experiment. Perfect for physics enthusiasts and students looking to apply programming skills to physical phenomena.
Syllabus
Air resistance
Falling coffee filter
Measuring terminal velocity
Data
Coffee Filter Data
Coffee Filter Motion
Acceleration
Python Code
Taught by
Dot Physics
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