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Physics Labs with Computers, Vol. 1Student WorkbookInstructions - Using ScienceWorkshop 012-07000A2. Choose the sensorfrom the sensor list thatpops up. Click OK toreturn to the ExperimentSetup window.3. Drag adisplay icon tothe Sensoricon.You areready tocollectdata!Note: ScienceWorkshop has many advanced features. Refer to the ScienceWorkshop User’sGuide that came with the interface for more information.Section #2: Data AnalysisAnalysis: The Smart CursorThe Smart Cursor allows you to investigate individual points on a graph.Procedure: Click the Smart Cursor in any display that has the Smart Cursor icon (forexample, the Graph display). The cursor changes to a cross hair and the y and x values for thatindividual position will be displayed on the y-axis and x-axis. If you desire to have the change iny or x coordinates displayed, click-and-drag the Smart Cursor over the desired area. Thedifference (y2 - y1 and x2 - x1) will be displayed on the y-axis and x-axis. (This ability todisplay the change in x and the change in y in a selected area is called the delta feature.)A - 14©1999 PASCO scientific
Student Workbook Physics Labs with Computers, Vol. 1012-07000A Instructions - Using ScienceWorkshopThe Statistics ToolThe Table and Graph displays have built-in statistics. Click the Statistics button to open thestatistics area at the bottom of a Table or on the right side of a Graph.Statistics menu for a Table displayIn the Graph display, click the Statistics Menu button to seethe statistics options.Statistics menu for a Graph displayCurve Fit submenuLinear Fit will generate a basic slope equation with the slope of the best-fit line being the a2 value inthe display.The Experiment CalculatorUse the Experiment Calculator feature of ScienceWorkshop to create a new calculation thatis based on the input data. For example, if data is displayed in degrees Celsius, you can use thecalculator to create a calculation to display the temperature data in degrees Fahrenheit or degreesKelvin.To set up a calculation, click the Calculator button in the Experiment Setup window.You can also open the Experiment Calculator by selecting Calculator Window from theExperiment menu.© 1999 PASCO scientific A - 15
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