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can you write down this lab 5

Levitated Puck on Ramp Interactive This video shows a superconducting puck levitated above a magnetic ramp. When released, the puck glides nearly frictionlessly to the bottom of the ramp. We'll use these videos to create a mathematical model that describes the relationship between release height and velocity at the bottom of the ramp. 1. The video below shows a description of the apparatus we'll be using, a superconducting puck and a magnetic track. The puck is cooled to -196C in a liquid nitrogen bath. Then the puck is placed above the track, held in position by a wood spacer. Through a process called "quantum locking" the puck remains the same height above the track. The puck can move along the track with virtually no friction. Watch the short video below to familiarize yourself with this apparatus. ? }