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10/7/2019 PHYS 1730 Lab Report I (Lab 5. Friction and the Inclined Plane)

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PHYS 1730 Lab Report I (Lab 5. Friction and the Inclined Plane)

Due Saturday by 11:59pm Points 100 Submitting a file upload Available Sep 29 at 12am - Oct 12 at 11:59pm 14 days

PHYS 1730 LAB Report I Rubric

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Two mandatory lab reports are required and must be submitted through Turnitin in your canvas within seven(7) days after completing the experiment. See the Weekly Lab Schedule for the specific experiments that require a typewritten lab report. (On an exceptional basis, Teaching Assistants may assign the specific experiments that require a lab report.) When submitting your report through Turnitin, you must follow the full submission process. This includes, uploading the report, reviewing the text on the Preview Panel, and confirming and then submitting your report. You can be assured that your report has been properly submitted when you see the digital receipt displayed on the screen. The similarity report is also created after successful submission. The digital receipt has a Submission ID number which is confirmation that Turnitin has received your paper. If you do not see a digital receipt with a Submission ID number, then your paper was not successfully received by Turnitin. A confirmation email is also sent to your UNT email address. Save this email for your records. Any problems encountered during submission must be reported immediately.

10/7/2019 PHYS 1730 Lab Report I (Lab 5. Friction and the Inclined Plane)

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Criteria Ratings Pts

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Section I – Report Format (5%)

You can use Owl Purdue website for help with format •https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_style_introduction.html

(https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_style_introduction.html) • Title Page with Experiment Title, physics course no/section, report date & your name • Format – use APA guidelines See OWL PURDUE website • All equations and calculations must use an equation editor • If using references points will be used from this section.

5.0 pts Full Marks

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Section II – Abstract (10%)

Focus on the experimental objectives and verify them. • In paragraph form, state the experiment objective(s) and how it was tested. • Include a brief description of the experiment • State the results and error results. Are the error % high or low and why important? • Why is this experiment important and what are possible applications of this experiment

10.0 pts Full Marks

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Section III – Introduction (15%)

• Write a brief paragraph stating significance and objectives of the experiment. • Narrative should prove your understanding of the physics of the experiment. • Include explanation/derivation of equations used. All symbols must be defined.

15.0 pts Full Marks

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Section IV – Apparatus (5%)

No bullet points, use sentences. • You may include drawings of the apparatus, if possible/applicable, and a listing of equipment if necessary. Only summarize the equipment used, what is connected to what, and for what purpose. • When appropriate, trace the signal path completely • Do not state numerical results in this section.

5.0 pts Full Marks

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Section V – Experimental Procedure (5%)

• Write a brief narrative of the procedures followed to obtain data (summary of procedure). This may be 1-2 paragraphs in length. How did you get the data from the experiment? • Include which buttons you utilized during the experiment • Do not copy all the detailed procedures from the manual. • Include any problems you may have had and how you overcame them. • Write in complete sentences and as if you are telling the reader about the process you used.

5.0 pts Full Marks

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Section VI – Data (15%)

• You may include original data sheets initialed by instructor at completion of experiment. Ask your TA if this is necessary. • You must transfer the data to an excel sheet for easier analysis. • Example: (Tables should be professional looking follow APA format).

Example(Refer to your syllabus Lab report section)

15.0 pts Full Marks

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10/7/2019 PHYS 1730 Lab Report I (Lab 5. Friction and the Inclined Plane)

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Total Points: 100.0

Criteria Ratings Pts

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Section VII – Calculations and Graphs (20%)

%) Show all calculations • You should show each type of calculation with appropriate tables, graphs, numerical results and errors. • All tables/graphs must be referenced and labeled properly. • All symbols must be defined. Units must be included. • Discuss the graph and the results that the graph represents in terms of your overall goal of a physical constant. • Example:

Example:(Refer to your syllabus)

20.0 pts Full Marks

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Section VIII – Discussion of Results and Error Analysis (20%)

• Summarize any unusual problem or concerns with the experiment, including statements of how the experiment could be improved. • When discussing error, make sure to draw from the following calculations to give quantitative results: actual percent error and total expected error (show calculation)

• Use questions from your lab manual for a better analysis and to support your discussion of the results. Incorporate the lab manual questions within the flow of your discussion section.

20.0 pts Full Marks

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Section IX—Conclusion (5%)

• Include the physics of the experiment in the conclusion • Complete discussion of how the results of the experiment support the theory. • How can errors be reduced? • Is the method sufficiently precise and accurate?

5.0 pts Full Marks

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