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) :    

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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.

 

  • Must use simple machine, inertia, cantilever, etc., to obtain mass

  • You only have one know mass to start with

 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