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1 | DIRECTIONS | Weight of Cup + Pennies (g) | Velocity (cm/s) | ||||||
2 | 1. | Use the Move Steering block to program the driving base to go straight | |||||||
3 | ahead at a speed of 20 with enough rotations to go 1 meter. | ||||||||
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12 | 2. | Put the spring scale flat on the table and make sure that the metal tab is | |||||||
13 | really on zero. Adjust it if it needs to be adjusted. | ||||||||
14 | 3. | Attach the spring scale hook to the driving base. | |||||||
15 | 4. | Attach the spring scale loop to the penny dish with the binder clip. | |||||||
16 | 5. | Get ready to record the time it takes for the robot to go 100 cm. | |||||||
17 | 6. | Divide 100 cm by the time to get the speed of the robot. | |||||||
18 | 7. | Repeat 20 times with different amounts of pennies. | |||||||
19 | 8. | Create a scatter plot of your data. | |||||||
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