The change in the spring scale reading is caused by the force applied to the spring. When an external force is applied to an object attached to the spring scale, the spring compresses or stretches, leading to a change in the scale reading which reflects the magnitude of that force.
A spring scale is used to measure weight by attaching the object to be weighed to the hook of the scale. The gravitational force acting on the object causes the spring inside the scale to stretch or compress, leading to a reading on the scale that corresponds to the weight of the object.
No, the length doesn't affect the reading because the mass is constant and therefore, the weight is constant. The string's weight is so small that it can be neglected.
To use a spring scale, hang the object you want to measure from the hook at the bottom of the scale. The spring inside the scale will stretch or compress depending on the weight of the object, and the scale will show the corresponding reading on its display. Make sure to read the scale at eye level for an accurate measurement.
A spring scale measures weight by measuring the force necessary to stretch or compress a spring in the device. The more the spring stretches or compresses when an object is hung from it, the greater the force or weight of the object. This force is then translated into a weight reading on the scale.
A scale is a force indicator. The reading on a scale is simply telling you what force is being applied. If you try dragging an object across the floor using a spring scale, you are applying a force to the spring scale which is applying a force to the object. The spring scale cannot put more force on the object than you are putting on the scale, and it has to put all of the force that you put on it on the object you are pulling. The only other force on the object besides your pulling force is friction. If the object is traveling at a constant velocity, the forces on it are equal. That means that your pulling force has to equal the force of friction. The scale that you are using will read the amount of force you are putting on the object which will tell you how much friction is pulling backwards on the object because these forces are equal strengths.
A spring scale is used to measure weight by attaching the object to be weighed to the hook of the scale. The gravitational force acting on the object causes the spring inside the scale to stretch or compress, leading to a reading on the scale that corresponds to the weight of the object.
because the spring scale measures friction..therefore the measure (from the spring scale) is equal to the force needed to do something
No, the length doesn't affect the reading because the mass is constant and therefore, the weight is constant. The string's weight is so small that it can be neglected.
To use a spring scale, hang the object you want to measure from the hook at the bottom of the scale. The spring inside the scale will stretch or compress depending on the weight of the object, and the scale will show the corresponding reading on its display. Make sure to read the scale at eye level for an accurate measurement.
A spring scale measures weight by measuring the force necessary to stretch or compress a spring in the device. The more the spring stretches or compresses when an object is hung from it, the greater the force or weight of the object. This force is then translated into a weight reading on the scale.
It is nothing but it consists of a hook and a scale .when the weight is put up on the hook the scale shows the reading....
A scale is a force indicator. The reading on a scale is simply telling you what force is being applied. If you try dragging an object across the floor using a spring scale, you are applying a force to the spring scale which is applying a force to the object. The spring scale cannot put more force on the object than you are putting on the scale, and it has to put all of the force that you put on it on the object you are pulling. The only other force on the object besides your pulling force is friction. If the object is traveling at a constant velocity, the forces on it are equal. That means that your pulling force has to equal the force of friction. The scale that you are using will read the amount of force you are putting on the object which will tell you how much friction is pulling backwards on the object because these forces are equal strengths.
A spring scale measures weight by using the principle of Hooke's law, which states that the force needed to extend or compress a spring by a certain distance is proportional to that distance. As an object hangs from the scale, the spring stretches or compresses, and the scale measures the amount of force needed to do so. This force is then converted into a weight reading in units such as grams or Newtons.
what is a spring spring scale.
The spring stretches when pulling force acts on it. The greater the force, the extension of the spring. The spring is attached to a pointer, which indicates the amount of force exerted on the spring
A spring scale or a force meter is a tool that measures force in newtons. It works by applying a force to an object and measuring the amount of stretch or compression of a spring. The reading on the scale corresponds to the amount of force applied in newtons.
Not really...A spring scale is largely inacurate. For Chemical or Scientific purposes, a spring scale is not the answer.