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Probeware Workshop SEPS/AAPT April 2, 2011 University of the Sciences Bill Berner, Univ. Pennsylvania Barry Feierman,

Probeware Workshop SEPS/AAPT April 2, 2011 University of the Sciences Bill Berner, Univ. Pennsylvania Barry Feierman, Westtown School. We will review in this session how to use the following Vernier probes: Motion sensor - one dimension Force probe - dual range

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PLATE TECTONICS

PLATE TECTONICS. Last chapter in Davis and Reynolds. OUTLINE OF LECTURE. Earth engine Plumes Basic ingredients in plate tectonics Plate kinematics In 2-D On a sphere. Review of major questions. Earth layering The composition of the crust

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Enhanced Reality

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Measuring Movement

Measuring Movement. Aims You should be able to; Measure velocity and acceleration using ticker timers. Measure velocity and acceleration using light gates. Using Ticker Timers.

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Aim: How can we explain wave fronts?

Aim: How can we explain wave fronts?. Do Now: A transverse wave travels at a frequency of 120 Hz with a wavelength of 2.5 m. Calculate its velocity. v = f ? v = (120 Hz)(2.5 m) v = 300 m/s. 2 meters. What is the wavelength? 3.5 ? = 21 meters ? = 6 meters. 21 meters.

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Kinematics-Part I Define the indicate the units for the following:

Kinematics-Part II Velocity: -Explain how to calculate acceleration from a velocity- time graph. -Show how to calculate instantaneous velocity and average velocity and show the difference between the two of them.

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Additional practice problems

Additional practice problems We want to transport 200 gal/min of a fluid through a 3-in pipe. The available pressure drop is 28 psi per 1000 ft. The fluid properties are: SG 0.75, viscosity=0.1 cP. Is a 3-in pipe big enough? Answer: 3 in pipe should be big enough.

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