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EF 151 Final Team ProjectRube Goldberg Devices

“The Obstacle Course”

Troy HolcombMyles Smith

Chris WheelerMathew Bird

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Step 1First something or someone presses the pad which then leans the car forward and then makes it roll down the track.

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Step 2Now the car will hit the first block and tip it over hitting the next block and the next block with a thumb tack on it.

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Step 3After the last block with the thumb tack falls it will hit a balloon which is holding a propeller.

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Step 4

After the balloon is popped, the propeller will begin to spin raising the flag. GO VOLS!

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Step 5As the propeller spins, it releases a marble which lands on a balanced catapult then launches a small Lego man into the air.

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Stage Mass (car) Potential Energy (car)

Kinetic Energy (car)

Final Velocity (car)

Height (car)

Stage 1 .3 kg 6.728 J 6.728 J 6.697 m/s 2.286 m

Mass (blocks) Velocity After Impact (block

1)

Stage 2 .6 kg 3.35 m/s

Speed of the Propeller

Distance Traveled by the Propeller

Stage 3 3 rev./sec. for about 1 sec.

or 18.85 rad./sec.

9.425 rads.

Mass (marble) Potential Energy (marble)

Kinetic Energy (marble)

before Impact

Final Velocity (marble) Before

Impact

Height (marble)

Stage 4 .3 kg .39245 J .31974 J 1.46 m/s .13335 m

Mass (Lego man)

Angle of Trajectory

Launch Velocity

Distance Traveled

Stage 5 .15 kg 3.61 Degrees 1.46 m/s .0508 m


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