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Title of the Experience
Rule of parallelogram applied to the inclined plane.
Name of the student
SM
Country where it took place
Italy
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Physics
Experience typology
Laboratory
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
In our laboratory, we experimented the rule of parallelogram applied to the inclined plane. Proceeding from theory to practice, I noticed that you can easily make mistakes.
For example, while measuring the height of the inclined plane, I was likely to make a parallax error, by which you are not exactly perpendicular to the measure displayed on the instrument, or the meter stick would not be straight and then the measure would turn out to be wrong.
All in all I found this experience quite easy, because I understood well what I should have done, and then I learned the formulas and, when I use them, I had no difficulties.

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