Experiment 3 Equilibrium
Experiment 3 Equilibrium
Experiment 3 Equilibrium
Maria Cherisse Tuazon, Maria Christine Tuazon, Darell Josepher Villanueva, Pamela Andrea Yeung,
Lauren Therese Yu
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3.Methodology
1.Introduction
4.Results and Discussion
Equilibrium is a state of rest or balance
due to equal action of opposing forces so that 5.Conclusion
one is not stronger or greater than the other.
Different methods were used to achieve
equilibrium in this experiment. The first was the We can infer from the results that
equilibrant force. They are the forces that act on according to the two conditions of equilibrium,
a body at rest and counteract the force pushing the resultant of the forces acting upon a body is
or pulling the body in opposite direction. zero and that the counter clockwise and
Equilibrant force also establishes equilibrium for clockwise moment are equal to each other.
an object and makes the object motionless. To
achieve equilibrium, conditions are taken to Using the three strings with different weights
account. The first condition of equilibrium states placed in different positions, we were able to
that the net force in all direction must be zero determine the equilibrant force. Therefore we
can say that the equilibrant force was the one [2] Lesson 24: Equilibrium. On March 4, 2017.
responsible for equilibrium. We can also http://www.studyphysics.ca/newnotes/20/unit01
compute for the center of gravity as long as it is _kinematicsdynamics/chp06_vectors/lesson24.ht
in the state of equilibrium. The Plumb Line m
Method, Balancing Method, and Computation
Method were used and were proven to be [3] The First Condition for Equilibrium. On
precise. March 4, 2017. http://philschatz.com/physics-
book/contents/m42170.html