Uses
- Studying Motion and Forces: It’s used to demonstrate Newton’s laws of motion, particularly when investigating acceleration, velocity, and the effects of forces like friction or gravity on moving objects.
- Collision Experiments: The trolley is ideal for elastic and inelastic collision experiments, helping study momentum and energy conservation in collisions.
- Friction Studies: Trolleys are used to analyze the effects of friction by adjusting surface types and measuring the impact on movement.
- Inclined Plane Experiments: It helps in studying how objects accelerate on sloped surfaces, investigating gravitational forces and the angle of incline on motion.
- Pulley Systems: In conjunction with pulleys, it is used to explore concepts of mechanical advantage, force, and tension.
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