Kit to study translational, rotational and oscillatory motion
Product Code : SCL-MH-12695
Quick Answer: The Kit to Study Translational, Rotational and Oscillatory Motion covers the three main kinds of motion: straight-line, rotational and back-and-forth oscillation. Students measure and compare each type in practical experiments.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Straight-line motion set-up for measuring distance and time to find speed and acceleration
Rotating component for circular motion and angular velocity
Pendulum-type oscillator for counting oscillations and finding the time period
Manual, observation-based experiments
Technical Specifications
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Use
Demonstrating different forms of motion and their related physical quantities
Manual demonstration and observation-based experiment
About This Product
An object moving along the track gives distance and time readings for speed and acceleration, the rotating part shows circular motion, and a pendulum displaced slightly and released gives the number of oscillations in a measured time. Comparing the three lets students discuss the differences between linear, circular and periodic motion and the part played by force and energy.
