'Mass kg' diaporamas de présentation

Force

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The Components of Matter

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Chapter 2. ??? ??. Unobtainium - $20 million per kg. ? 2 ? ??? ??. 1. ?? , ??? , ??? : ?? ????? ?? 2. ???? ?? 3. ??? ??? 4. ??? , ?? 5. ??? ??? 6. ?? : ???? 7. ???? ?? 8. ??? : ??? , ?? , ?? 9. ???? ??. Chapter 2: The Components of Matter.

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The Components of Matter

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The Components of Matter

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P4 revision

P4 revision. Forces and motion. Interaction pairs. Forces are equal in magnitude(size) Forces act in oppostie directions Each force acts on a different body. Question. A boy kicks a ball in the park. Discuss the situation. Include a point about interaction pairs

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Time for a quiz

Time for a quiz. A healthy one. Start. Question 1. Home Page. What is BMI. Body Mass Index . British Mail Industry. Badly Made Ice-cream. Correct. Well done This measures how healthy you are. Continue. Incorrect. Sorry, this is not the correct answer. Try again. Question 2.

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The Terrestrial Planets I

The Terrestrial Planets I. The Earth. Topics. Introduction Earth Density and Mass Structure Crust Tides Atmosphere. Introduction. Terrestrial Planets Small, rocky worlds Mercury Venus Earth Mars Comparative Planetology Helps us understand Weather Earthquakes Climate. Venus.

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Calculating Energy

Calculating Energy. What did you notice about the TOTAL ENERGY during the skatepark lab?. Total Energy does NOT change! The amount of KE, PE and THERMAL change, but always add up to the same total!. THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY:

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Writing Prompt: 10/26/2006

Writing Prompt: 10/26/2006. Predict what will happen if a 250 lb. safety runs into a 140 lb. punt returner who was standing still to catch a punt during a football game? Write down what will happen to the safety and what will happen to the returner (think about speed and motion). Momentum.

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Your mass is affected by two things, what are they?

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Classical Physics

Classical Physics. Year 10 Pathway C Mr. D. Patterson. Outcomes. Define work as the product of pushing an object (F) over a distance (s) Solve problems using W = Fs = mas. What would you call more work?. Lifting a pen off the floor or lifting a brick off the floor?.

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(b) How much larger is this force than the force in the sample problem? Write down what you know.

1. How does the change in momentum compare between a quick stop (collision) and a controlled stop (braking) from the same velocity? Why?.

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Calculating Energy

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