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activity number 2
law of moments
to determine the mass of the given body using a metre scale by principal of moments
ameter scale suspended as CG Hanger with slaoted weight
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AI GeneratedThis video demonstrates a physics experiment to determine the unknown mass of an object using the Law of Moments. By balancing a meter scale with a fixed bob on one side and varying weights on the other, the presenter shows how to calculate the unknown mass through multiple trials and find the mean result.
Hello friends and welcome to my channel, so friends
I'm Sachin Shukla and you are watching A2J Practical.
So, friends, today's experiment is activity number 2 of 11 physics.
Law of momentum
So basically what we are going to do in this
How is it going to be practical?
I will explain everything to you.
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Let's start the experiment.
So you will see in front of me that this is a scale.
And I have suspended it
I have suspended this object here.
Now, friends, I've posted a thread here
So it's not necessary that you place it in the middle.
What you have to do is
You must balance this meter scale according to this thread.
So see if I keep it like this now
It's going nowhere.
But until you don't balance it
You can't start practical
So you move the thread back and forth.
See what happens
It's not happening here.
Friends, now it's balanced.
See, it is completely balanced.
See, this thread is balanced.
Neither side is greater nor is the other side lesser.
So you have to balance it.
Friends, this is my bob
You are seeing
So what you have to do is
You have balanced it.
But you must keep the bob at least 10 cm high.
You can keep it as long as 5 cm or 6 cm
So basically, where will I keep Bob?
I will keep 10 cm
Means if it is 50
So how much will 10 cm be?
40
So I suspend it here at 40
How far will it be from here to here?
10 cm
Now what you have to do
You have to wear this mask.
You are seeing this mask
And what do you have to do with the mask?
You have to suspend here
What you have to do here
Basically you have to suspend
So I am suspending anywhere here
Like I'm fading out here
Now I have suspended it here
I have kept it at 10 cm from here.
Now what you have to do
You have to balance this scale
How to achieve balance
You are completely unbalanced.
Clear
So what will I do
I'll take it here
Clear
And I will take it here
So I will check if it is balanced
I'm leaving now.
So once again it is not balanced.
So I take it a little further
Is it balanced from the front?
So I'm taking the mask a little further
Again nothing is happening
So for now, it is balanced here.
Friends are getting balanced here
So you see, it is completely balanced.
So you have to do exactly like this
You have to take this weight to such a place.
Where this scale is balanced
You must keep it constant at 10 cm.
Now what I will do
I will measure from here.
Like this is 50
This is 52
53
So how far is it from here?
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven
Clear
So this 7-distance is coming in here
That means this is 10.
And how much is my distance for 50
7 is coming
Now you have to do the same
You have to leave it like this
And I will write here
How much did I get for 50 grams?
7 cm came
Okay
Now what I will do again
I will keep it constant at 10
But here I will add 50 grams again
So I will add 50 grams again
And I will see how much it comes
So for now, this side is going more
So I'll bring it closer.
Friends, you're seeing it is balanced.
So for 50 grams
First 7 was coming for 50
Again 50 came
So how much is coming for 50?
1, 2, 3
So how much is coming for 50?
3 cm is coming
If I add another 50
That will amount to a total of 150.
So basically I know
I will have to take it further.
Okay
2 cm is coming
So how much is coming for 150?
2 cm
Okay
So this is it
You have to do this experiment.
You have to keep the bob here
At a distance of 10 cm
You can keep as much as you want
But what you have to do
Every time, increase by 50 to 50 grams
You can also do 50-60
So as soon as you have to keep it here
Then always look along this axis
Whether it is taking support or not
This scale should not be slightly crooked.
As soon as it takes support
You have to take the same cm
From here to here
Distance
What to do
Measure out
That is your R2.
What will happen to you?
R2 will happen
Okay
Your activity number 2 is visible here
Activity number 2
Law of Momentum
As I conducted the experiment
What is the formula?
M1 R1 is equal to M2 R2
You must have seen Bob.
Where I kept 10 cm here
And this weight for weighing
I had suspended here
Whose distance
R2 was always changing.
What happens in this
You must keep Bob fixed.
And as you increase the weight
The reading on this meter scale
How much does it cost?
Less
So let me tell you some points here
What do you have to write?
So you are seeing
Fixed distance of the unknown mass from the center of gravity at R1
So at R1
How much I kept you at a fixed distance
Bob
You saw 10 cm
After that
Mass suspended with hanger
So how much was I hanging on the hanger
As you can see
I had taken 50 g.
Okay
So how far was the distance?
7 cm
Second
I took
I added 50 more
So it was 100.
Its distance was drawing near.
3 cm
Third
I took
I added 50 more
So it was 150.
Its distance was drawing near.
1.5 cm
It's 1.5 cm.
This is not 2
Second
M2 R2
How to calculate
You have to multiply these two
M2 and R2
350
You will receive
350
Multiply it
300
Multiply it
225
Unknown
How to get M1
You are seeing the formula here
M1 is equal to M2 times R2 divided by R1
What is M2?
You know
For 50
50 into
How much is R2?
R2 arrived.
7
Divided by
R1
How much will R1 get from here?
10
Keep 10
You will calculate it.
You will receive
35
How much will you get?
35
You have to do the same for this.
For this
I calculated it.
How much do I have?
35
Same
You have to keep
Instead of M2
100
Instead of this
3
Divide it
From 10
You will receive
30
Same
For this
Divide it
From 10
How much will you get?
Again
22.5
How to get the mean
Here is written
Mean mass
Here is written
Mean mass
How to calculate
Mean mass
Add all three
Divide it by 3
All three
Add 1, 2, 3
Divide it by 3
You will receive
Mean
29.16
Now
Let's get to the answer.
The unknown mass of the body
M1
How much will come?
29.16
How easy
Experiment
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