Youmeus Draw Free
Youmeus Draw is a collaborative whiteboard that allows you draw with other people in realtime.Enjoy fun communication and express your emotion through …
Youmeus Draw Free
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HSVPL Newton's 2nd Law of Motion
The Newton’s Second Law lab uses a laboratory cart to investigate the relationships between the force applied to an object and the mass and accelerati …
HSVPL Newton's 2nd Law of Motion
HSVPL Ohm's Law
The Ohm’s Law lab uses a resistor, a power supply, a voltmeter, and an ammeter to investigate the relationships between the voltage, current, and resi …
HSVPL Ohm's Law
HSVPL RC Circuits
The RC Circuits lab uses a power supply, voltmeters, capacitors, and resistors to investigate RC circuits. It is part of High School Virtual Physics L …
HSVPL RC Circuits
HSVPL Motion of a Pendulum
The Motion of a Pendulum lab uses a mass on a string to investigate the relationships between the mass, length, amplitude, and period of oscillation o …
HSVPL Motion of a Pendulum
Youmeus Draw
Youmeus Draw is a collaborative whiteboard that allows you draw with other people in realtime.Enjoy fun communication and express your emotion through …
Youmeus Draw
HSVPL Joule Heating
The Joule Heating lab uses a calorimeter to investigate electrical energy and thermal energy. It is part of High School Virtual Physics Lab, a set of …
HSVPL Joule Heating
HSVPL Momentum and Impulse
The Momentum and Impulse lab uses a laboratory cart to investigate the relationship between the impulse exerted on a constant mass and the resulting c …
HSVPL Momentum and Impulse
HSVPL Image Formation Using Lenses
The Image Formation Using Lenses lab uses an optical bench to determine the focal length of a converging lens and to investigate the relationship betw …
HSVPL Image Formation Using Lenses
HSVPL Hooke's Law
The Hooke’s Law lab uses a spring-mass system to investigate the relationship between the force acting on a spring and the resulting change in length …
HSVPL Hooke's Law
HSVPL Acceleration of Gravity
The Gravity lab uses a position sensor to examine the relationship between the position, velocity, and acceleration of a free-falling body. It is part …
HSVPL Acceleration of Gravity
