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 * N/A  * This demonstration may require practice.
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 1. List steps for setup then procedure.
 1. ...		  1. Place a squarely stacked deck of cards on the lecture bench.
 1. Starting from the bottom, carefully nudge each card out about a few millimeters in a sequential fashion.
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Discuss the physics behind the demonstration, explaining some of the various steps of the demonstration when appropriate. In the simpler case of two stacked cards, there is a sum of torques acting on the top card. On each element of mass in the card, the is a downward force due to gravity. There is a fulcrum created when the top card is slid off center off the bottom card. The top card will remain horizontal if the torque pushing the card onto the bottom card is greater than that pushing the cantilevered portion downward. This analysis can be applied to a several cards stacked in this fashion.
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Table of Mechanics Demonstration

List of Mechanics Equipment & Supplies

Lecture Demonstrations

Shear Cards, 1R30.10

Topic and Concept:

Location:

Cards02-400.jpg

Abstract:

Use a tall stack of cards placed sequentially off-center to create a ledge.

Equipment

Location

ID Number

Stack of Cards

ME, Bay , Shelf #

Important Setup Notes:

  • This demonstration may require practice.

Setup and Procedure:

  1. Place a squarely stacked deck of cards on the lecture bench.
  2. Starting from the bottom, carefully nudge each card out about a few millimeters in a sequential fashion.

Cautions, Warnings, or Safety Concerns:

  • N/A

Discussion:

In the simpler case of two stacked cards, there is a sum of torques acting on the top card. On each element of mass in the card, the is a downward force due to gravity. There is a fulcrum created when the top card is slid off center off the bottom card. The top card will remain horizontal if the torque pushing the card onto the bottom card is greater than that pushing the cantilevered portion downward. This analysis can be applied to a several cards stacked in this fashion.

Videos:

References:

Home

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