Independent physics project investigates work and energy dynamics in an inclined plane experiment, indicating real-world energy losses.
This work presents an independent high school physics project investigating the concepts of work and energy using a simple inclined plane experiment. The study analyzes the conversion of gravitational potential energy into kinetic energy and examines energy losses due to non-ideal factors such as friction. Experimental measurements, graphical analysis, and efficiency calculations are presented to illustrate real-world deviations from ideal mechanical models.
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Amir mohammad Amirtaheri (2026) studied this question.
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