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Wild Thing Objective 1 (E1): To calculate the average speed of the train for one trip. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: Given the length of the track (not just the horizontal components!) and use the time required for one complete trip to calculate the average speed. APPARATUS: Stopwatch DATA: Time required for complete trip: s Length of track: _1664 m RESULTS: Average speed:

Objective 2 (E1): To calculate the speeds at certain points along the track. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: Determine the length of the train by at least one of the following methods (counting the number of vertical braces covered by the standing train; pacing its length when entering or leaving, etc.), and time its passing at the points indicated below. APPARATUS: Stopwatch Calibrated pace or tape measure DATA: Length of train: m Time for train to pass top of tow hill (point A): s Time for train to pass bottom of first drop (point B:) s Time for train to pass top of second hill (point C): s Time for train to pass bottom of second drop (point D): s RESULTS: Speed at top of tow hill (point A): Speed at bottom of first drop (point B): Speed at top of second hill (point C): Speed at bottom of second hill (point D): Objective 3 (E12, E13, E14): To predict speeds at the bottom of the first drop (point B), the top of the second hill (point C) and the bottom of the second hill (point D) using energy conservation laws. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: Calculate the vertical drop of the first down-hill. Using energy conservation, calculate predicted speed at the bottom. Calculate the vertical drop from the top of the tow hill to the top of the second hill and again predict the speed using energy conservation. Finally calculate the vertical drop from the top of the tow hill to the bottom of the second hill and again predict the speed using energy conservation. Compare these calculations with the measured speeds. DATA: Height of tow hill (point A to point B): m Height of second hill (point B to point C): m Vertical drop from top of tow hill to bottom of second hill (point A to point D): m RESULTS: Predicted speed at bottom of hill (point B): % difference with measured speed from OBJECTIVE 2: Predicted speed at top of second hill (point C): % difference with measured speed from OBJECTIVE 2: Predicted speed at bottom of second hill (point D): % difference with measured speed from OBJECTIVE 2 CONCLUSION:

Objective 4 (E7, E18): To compare the acceleration in "g's" at points B, C, and D on the track by measuring with an accelerometer and by calculation using speed and radius data. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: Prepare a method ahead of time for calculating the radius of curvature of an arc using chord length and height, and use this to determine the radius of curvature of the bottom of the first hill, the top of the second hill and the top of the "bump" used above. Calculate the centripetal acceleration at each of these locations using the speeds previously calculated. APPARATUS: Vertical accelerometer DATA: Chord length "L" at bottom of first hill (point B) Altitude "h" for this chord Accelerometer reading /s 2 Chord length at top of second hill (point C) Altitude for this chord Accelerometer reading /s 2 Chord length "L" at bottom of second hill (point D) Altitude for this chord Accelerometer reading /s 2 RESULTS: Radius at bottom of first hill (point B) CONCLUSIONS: Calculated centripetal acceleration in g's /s 2 Radius at top of second hill (point C) Calculated centripetal acceleration in g's /s 2 Radius of bottom of second hill (point D) Calculated centripetal acceleration in g's /s 2

Objective 5: To collect and analyze pressure data using Sensor Kinetics Pressure Sensor (only Android Smartphones) to produce a pressure profile of the ride. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: 1. Set Smartphone to stay on at least 5 minutes (this will prevent device from shutting off before all data can be collected). 2. Open the Sensor Kinetics Pro app or similar app. 3. Select the Pressure Sensor. 4. Follow app directions to save and share data as a csv file. 5. Graph results using Excel, Logger Pro or similar graphing app. CONCLUSION: Write a paragraph describing the pressure profile. Objective 6 (E29): To collect and analyze pressure data using Sensor Kinetics Pressure Sensor (only Android Smartphones) to produce an altitude (height) profile of the ride. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: 1. Set Smartphone to stay on at least 5 minutes (this will prevent device from shutting off before all data can be collected). 2. Open the Sensor Kinetics Pro app or similar app. 3. Select the Pressure Sensor. 4. Follow app directions to save and share data as a csv file. 5. Graph results using Excel, Logger Pro or similar graphing app. 6. Convert pressure data from mbar to meters using conversion factor in Helpful Hints. 7. Graph height (meters) vs time. CONCLUSION: Write a paragraph describing the altitude profile.

Objective 7: To gather subjective data about the ride to compare with the direct data and calculations. SUGGESTED PROCEDURE: During the ride concentrate only on how forceful you are "pushed" down into the seat or "lifted" against the retaining bar. If you can, try this with your eyes closed for the duration of the ride! APPARATUS: Clear head, relatively empty stomach, no distractions. DATA: Rate the relative magnitude of the force at the points indicated using the rest position before the ride starts as the neutral (N) reference force. Circle the appropriate letter. Were you pushed Top of first hill Bottom of first hill Top of second hill Middle of first curve INTO THE SEAT or AGAINST THE BAR Large Medium Small Neutral Small Medium Large Objective 8: Compare and contrast a ride on the wooden structure of High Roller with the steel structure of Wild Thing. Give possible explanations for these similarities and differences.. Must have ridden both High Roller and Wild Thing.