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The state of the art for this is ultrasonic "motion" sensors (really
position sensors).  They can work with handheld interface boxes, computers,
or even graphing calculators.  The data appear on a graph in real time,
making these very powerful learning tools.  Pasco and Vernier are two
manufacturers, but there are others.

Dave Smith


On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 2:42 PM, David Savory <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

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> All of us have probably done a variety of rampy activities (including
> rolling jars full and half-full of sand and rolling cans of soup) but has
> anyone done anything fun that measures how fast objects roll down an
> incline? The usual set-up is with the car and the tape and the oscillating
> tapper, but has anyone seen anything more fun and clever than that?
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David L. Smith
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