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over 2m tall this tube filled with water can help work out the terminal
velocity of an object as it sinks through water. Using a #PASCO rotary sensory,
we dropped a brass weight ( 25g) attached to a piece of string. As the ball
fall it turned the motion sensor which in turn recorded the distance travelled,
the velocity of the weight and its acceleration.
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