PHYSICS: Great job on the problems so far!! Here’s the preview from today – dart in the block of wood, bird on the swing, car crash, and a start on the billiard balls. This cute little bird isn’t on a swing, but he is one I came beak to nose with on a mission trip to Costa Rica!
On to a more practical application tomorrow. Speaking of which, any questions? Light bulb? Questions??
PHYSICS: I wish I could watch you problem solving together! Here’s a head start (if you need it!) –
The first vodcast below is the review of the problems #46 – crate pulled up the incline from the machines homework and #47 – ski acrobat from chapter 5. Below that are the problems #22 – circus monkey on the incline, #21 – diver steps off a diving board, and #46 – a skier is pulled up a slope.
PHYSICS 12-3-14 Help Session: #46 – A Crate and #47 – An Acrobat on Skiis from Tammy Skinner on Vimeo.
…and from today’s class:
PHYSICS 12-3-14 #22 – A Circus Monkey, #21 – A Diver, and #46 – A Skier from Tammy Skinner on Vimeo.
PHYSICS: Here’s a look at a couple of the problems from last night – problems #22 – circus monkey on the incline, #21 – diver steps off a diving board, and a preview of #46 – a skier is pulled up a slope. Below that is a look at the rest of 46 and #47. How’d you do?
…and from today’s class:
PHYSICS 12-3-14 #22 – A Circus Monkey, #21 – A Diver, and #46 – A Skier from Tammy Skinner on Vimeo.
flickr photo by SabrinaDay Photo
Physics 11-29-16 A Sled and a Skier from Tammy Skinner on Vimeo.
PHYSICS: See?! I wasn’t kidding about the balancing rocks movement!
Great job today on making connections between work and energy! I think you’ll like using the work-energy theorem, it’ll save you some time and a couple of steps. Don’t forget about friction!
PHYSICS – Don’t you love these high speed pics! Here’s the review of the problems from Wednesday. You are doing a great job on the problems – and you helped me figure something out too! I was really proud of the way you were connecting the conservation of momentum with the conservation of energy.
How are you doing with applying the concepts? Let’s tackle that one last time tomorrow before the test. And help session Friday morning, 7:15ish A.M.
PHYSICS – Hey guys, it was good to get back to exercising the old gray matter today! Here are some of the problems from the first chapter 5 review worksheet: 3, 4, 5, 2, and 10. Watch out for 2 and 10! You did a great job on them with me in class, but make double sure you can work them also by yourself. That’s homework tonight, re-work by yourself the ones you didn’t get before. And then do it again til you make sure you have it! 🙂
I’ve never seen Old Faithful in person, have you? So we calculated the velocity of the water coming from the bottom – reckon how much power that would be? Power? Let’s talk about that tomorrow!
CHEMISTRY – Happy Homecoming! How’d you like playing with precipitates? Here’s the lecture on chemical and physical changes, and also on the laws of conservation of mass and energy. Good job on tracing the energy transformations from one form to another. Make sure you can apply all this on the test (and in life!). 🙂