Freefall Lab - Terminal Velocity
CLASSICInvestigate the motion of a ball, including terminal velocity, as it is dropped to the ground. The mass, radius, and initial height of the ball can be changed (along with the air density and vertical wind speed) as the position, velocity, and acceleration are measured.
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