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Tuesday 12 Oct:
Equation Test on Fri 15 Oct
Test on Chapters 4-6 (& a couple of review Q's) on Mon/Tues 18/19 Oct
Quiz (Equations 1-18a, 41-44) : Name _________________________________
1. (Velocity after a period of time) Vf=
2. (Distance after a period of time) Xf =
3. (Velocity/distance/acceleration without time) Vf2 =
4. (center seeking acceleration or centripetal acceleration) Ac=
5. Work in relationship with KE + PE (usingfundamental terms) W =
6. (Change of momentum (Dr )= Impulse)
=
7. (Power with work) Pavg =
8. (Power with veolcity) P = 9. (Force exerted by a springy) Fs =
10. (Potential energy of a spring) Us =
11. (period of a spring) Ts = 12. (period of a pendulum) Tp = 13. (relationship between period and frequency) T = 14. (Newton’s Law of Gravitation) Fg =
15. Pressure (with atmosphere) of a liquid P =
16. (Force of buoyancy) Fbuoy =
17. (Equation of continuity for a liquid) A1V1 =
12 Oct: Lab Unknown mass
Problem: Find mass of a (key – or other object) without directly weighing it.
EC if you can do it two ways and if at least one is original (no one else is doing it like you)
Hypothesis: (yours)
Material: 1. one known mass, 2. string, pulley, rubber bands, clamps, meter-stick, ring-stand, stopwatch, thin bar/stick that bends a little, etc.
Procedures: (yours)
Data: (yours)
In Conclusion: (yours --> make sure to use supporting data) Make sure that you address % error and show calculations
Target: Understanding Motion
Equation Test on Friday 15th (Eq's 1-18a, 41-43) Test on Mon/Tuesday 18/19 Oct (Chapters 4-6) Journal: A ball is shot at an unknown angle. It takes 0.5 sec to hit the deck. How high did it go (to apex)
Height = vot + 1/2 gt2
Height = 0 + 1/2 (10)(.5)2
1.25m
Graphing: As a ball goes up (Ball Toss Lab) Which graph best represents the, 1. Potential Energy as a function of position 2. Kinetic energy as a function of position 3. Potential Energy as a function of time 4. Kinetic energy as a function of time
a b c d
e f
Ans 1. PE vs dist = a 2. KE vs dist = e 3. PE vs time = d 2. KE vs time = b
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