Objective: SWBAT review for tomorrow's test on rotational kinematics and torque.
Warm Up: Get out your in class example packet and solve #6.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Monday, November 26, 2012
11/26
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Objective: SWBAT practice solving problems in rotational kinematics and complete a short activity on torque.
Warm Up: Pick up one handout. Solve problem #1.
Objective: SWBAT practice solving problems in rotational kinematics and complete a short activity on torque.
Warm Up: Pick up one handout. Solve problem #1.
Monday, November 19, 2012
11/19
Objective: SWBAT examine the history and development of safety features in automobiles.
Today's Assignment: Watch the movie "Modern Marvel's Car Crashes". Choose a safety feature in automobiles that you would like to research. Write a 500 work typewritten report on the history, development and physics behind your safety feature. Due Tuesday Nov 27th.
Today's Assignment: Watch the movie "Modern Marvel's Car Crashes". Choose a safety feature in automobiles that you would like to research. Write a 500 work typewritten report on the history, development and physics behind your safety feature. Due Tuesday Nov 27th.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
11/15
Objective: SWBAT review for tomorrow's test on momentum.
Warm Up: A bullet is shot into a suspended block of wood as shown on the board. Find the initial velocity of the bullet.
Warm Up: A bullet is shot into a suspended block of wood as shown on the board. Find the initial velocity of the bullet.
Friday, November 9, 2012
11/9
Objective: SWBAT design a lab using a ramp and two marbles that demonstrates that momentum is conserved in a two dimentional collision.
Warm UP: Pick up a lab worksheet. Form a group of 4. How can I determine the speed of a marble that has traveled down a ramp?
Warm UP: Pick up a lab worksheet. Form a group of 4. How can I determine the speed of a marble that has traveled down a ramp?
Thursday, November 8, 2012
11/08
Objective: SWBAT understand the concept of center of mass.
Warm Up: Where is the center of mass on a meter stick? on a person? on a hammer? on a donut?
Warm Up: Where is the center of mass on a meter stick? on a person? on a hammer? on a donut?
Friday, November 2, 2012
11/02
Objective: SWBAT apply the work energy theorem to solve problems involving energy.
Warm Up: A firework rocket is launched from rest. 425 J of work is done on the rocket by the propellent to cause the rocket to reach a height of 29 m. Ignoring air resistance (and the loss of mass due to the burning of the propellent) determine the final velocity of the rocket.
Warm Up: A firework rocket is launched from rest. 425 J of work is done on the rocket by the propellent to cause the rocket to reach a height of 29 m. Ignoring air resistance (and the loss of mass due to the burning of the propellent) determine the final velocity of the rocket.
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