A physicist wants to measure the force required to push a heavy box up a ramp. What tools might the physicist use? What measurements should the physicist take?
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dynamometer or force metre

Explanation:

physicist wants to measure the force required to push a heavy box up a ramp. What tools might the

physicist use?

The tool the physist might use is dynamometer or force metre

What measurements should the physicist take?

force meter or a dynamometer is applied in the measurement of Force as well as Tourque.

a dynamometer has a spring along with a ruler scale that read the amount of force applied during the measurement, such as in the measurement of the force required in pushing a heavy box up a ramp. This ruler scale is by the side of the dynamometer.

As this spring is attached to the heavy box you are required to measure, then you push, the more you push the more the spring contract , then by the time the object start moving, you will see the reading on the ruler scale which is equivalent to how much the spring contracted. And this will give the amount of applied force required.

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