Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Net force
Reading
Homework (due Friday)
Also, don't forget that the Chapter 6 Conceptual Exercises are due on Monday.
The test has been moved to Thursday of next week. It will cover motion, motion-time graphs, forces, free body diagrams, static problems, acceleration problems, and friction. Expected skills include reading, interpreting and creating graphs comparing any two parts of an equation, linearizing graphs, using trig to solve for displacement, velocity, acceleration, and force vectors.
Homework (due Friday)
Also, don't forget that the Chapter 6 Conceptual Exercises are due on Monday.
The test has been moved to Thursday of next week. It will cover motion, motion-time graphs, forces, free body diagrams, static problems, acceleration problems, and friction. Expected skills include reading, interpreting and creating graphs comparing any two parts of an equation, linearizing graphs, using trig to solve for displacement, velocity, acceleration, and force vectors.
Newton's 1st and 3rd law
Inertia reading
Newton's 3rd law reading (pay special attention to the second page discussing force pairs)
Homework:
For tomorrow:
Newton's 3rd law reading (pay special attention to the second page discussing force pairs)
Homework:
For tomorrow:
Slideshow link
For Wednesday:
Chapter 5 conceptual exercises
Video review
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Whiteboarding examples from today: Homework: One collision - four graphs Delay the chapter 5 questions until Wednesday.
