All the Fun of the Fair - for iPad/Mac/PC
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There is nothing quite like the thrill of a ride at the fair. But what is it that creates the thrills - making people actually enjoy the experience of being thrown around? The tracks in this Collection look at the circular motion of 4 fairground rides, and focuses in on 'The Hellraiser', mathematically modelling the forces at work. This material makes up part of The Open University course MST209 Mathematical methods and models
Circular Motion and the Chairoplane Roundabout
The Nottingham Goose fair provides the backdrop to numerous examples of circular motion. A ride showing uniform motion in the horizontal plane.
The Millennium and the Hangover
Rides showing uniform motion and non-uniform in the vertical plane.
The Hellraiser
A ride showing 2 uniform horizontal rotations about 2 different axis. A mathematical model is made to look at the forces exerted on the riders.
Circular Motion and the Chairoplane Roundabout
The Nottingham Goose fair provides the backdrop to numerous examples of circular motion. A ride showing uniform motion in the horizontal plane.
The Millennium and the Hangover
Rides showing uniform motion and non-uniform in the vertical plane.
The Hellraiser
A ride showing 2 uniform horizontal rotations about 2 different axis. A mathematical model is made to look at the forces exerted on the riders.