General Physics II,
University of Alabama
Dr. LeClair
Today's lab may be a bit more lengthy than usual. There are many steps to follow, and it uses nearly everything you have learned so far.
Here you go.
Print one copy per group, and read it carefully before you start. Be sure you understand the idea of the experiment before you get started ... it will save you time in the end. Don't hesitate to ask if something is unclear.
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