'Small force' diaporamas de présentation

Splash Screen

Splash Screen. Chapter Introduction Section 1: Mobilizing for War Section 2: The Early Battles Section 3: Life on the Home Front Section 4: Pushing Back the Axis Section 5: The War Ends Visual Summary. Chapter Menu. Mobilizing for War

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P3 Physics AQA 2012

P3 Physics AQA 2012. What is likely to come up?. Expect a question on Centre of Mass as AQA usually put one on. The Eye was new in 2012, and eye structure was on 2013 paper. This year long/short sightedness or near vision?

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GREEK CITIES IN

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The Hispanic Southwest

The Hispanic Southwest. After 10+ years of fighting Mexico won independence from Spain However, in the following years Mexico experienced political chaos. Mexican Independence. Map of North America After Mexican Independence.

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Motion

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World War I

World War I. Lsn 18. ID & SIG:. attempts to break the stalemate, central position, Hindenburg and Ludendorff, Marne, militarism, Schlieffen Plan, tanks, Tanneberg, technological advances of WWI, trench warfare, Triple Alliance, Triple Entende . World War I: The Belligerents.

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CHAPTER 6

CHAPTER 6. Outer and Middle Ears. Which Way?. Anterior/Ventral = toward the front Posterior/Dorsal = toward the back Lateral = toward the side Medial = toward midline Superior = toward upper surface (rostral) Inferior = toward lower surface (caudal). Gotta Catch a Plane.

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3.1 Understanding pressure (P)

3.1 Understanding pressure (P). PRESSURE. ARCHIMEDES' PRINCIPLE. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. PASCAL. MANOMETER BAROMETER. MEASURING GAUGE. APPLICATIONS. PRESSURE IN LIQUID. Pressure is defined as force per unit area . Therefore, the relation between force and pressure can be expressed as .

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Mars Rover Challenge

Mars Rover Challenge. After workshop activity. What we are going to do. In The Mars Rover Challenge workshop you built your own device to land a robot on the surface of Mars We are going to discuss how parachutes work, to learn about forces. Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre. Your designs.

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Introduction

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William the Conqueror

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Chapter 9: Equilibrium, Elasticity

Chapter 9: Equilibrium, Elasticity. This chapter: Special case of motion . That is NO MOTION ! Actually, no acceleration ! Everything we say would hold if the velocity is constant! STATICS ( Equilibrium ): Net (total) force = 0 AND net (total) torque = 0

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Chapter 6 Momentum

Chapter 6 Momentum . Object A hits Object B. What happens?. Forks. In 7th Century royal courts of the Middle East began to use forks at the table for dining but was not until the 16th Century that forks were common in Europe.

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On the highway of life, are you the bug or the windshield?

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Mechanical Advantage & Effeciency

Mechanical Advantage & Effeciency. Objectives. Explain how a machine makes work easier Describe and give examples of the force-distance trade-off that occurs when a machine is used Describe & Calculate mechanical advantage Describe & Calculate effeciency

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Clocks and Watches

Clocks and Watches. Pendulum Clocks. A pendulum oscillates with a frequency of:. g is gravitational acceleration R is the length of the pendulum (pivot to center of mass ) Frequency does not depend on weight of the Bob g = 32 ft/s 2 on earth. R. How fast would a 1 ft pendulum swing?.

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Momentum

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Examples of lever

Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Examples of lever . Forces applied in leaver. Moment (Nm) = Force (N) x distance from pivot (m).

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Quality of Life

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