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Purpose This lab assignment is aligned with module learning objectives #1 and #2. MLO 1. Identify, differentiate among, and perform calculations using distance, time, speed, displacement, velocity, and acceleration in linear motion (one dimensional motion). MLO 2. Identify and differentiate between scalar and vector quantities. Directions Complete the Vectors lab for this module. In some…

Physics IA lab report. Base everything on an excel of the data and then do calculations from the graph to find unknowns etc. This lab report is aimed at calculating the magnetic field strength (B). Keep in mind B=F/IL and L is the length of the side of the magnet and is (4.9 +/- 0.1)cm…

Part 1: Study your recent electricity bill. You may use the paper bill or the electronic version available at the website of your utility company. Do not include identifiable information such as the account number or account holders name, address etc in your answers. How much is the total kilowatt hours used in the most…

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This lab requires us to analyse electricity generation sources in Fiji over the past decade using the 2024 Annual Report of Energy Fiji Limited (EFL). First, we need to extract the electricity generation data (hydro, wind, biomass, and fossil fuel) from page 88 and use Microsoft Excel to construct an appropriate graph (preferably a stacked…

Hooke’s Law Hooke’s law simply states that the force exerted by a spring is proportional to how much you stretch or compress it. That is, the more you stretch it, the more total force it outputs. The more you compress it, the more total force it outputs. Why use springs? Springs are an excellent example…

I need help solving this quadratic equation. Tried factoring but unsure of steps. Please explain clearly. Requirements: