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November 7
AR
1:34 – 1:49 pm
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November 7, 2016
Planner - Place this in the proper place
Triad 2 make up work is due in 1
week
Write the answer to answer
November 4 Essential Question:
Essential Question:
What was the fastest
acceleration for the drag race
lab?
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Review of November 4
Passed back vocabulary test
Saw video on drag racing
Prepared for drag race lab,
but due to behavior issues, did
not complete it. OR Set up and ran drag race lab
Write your summary in full
sentences and “I learned
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Topic/Objective:
Name:
Friction
Class/Period:
Date: Nov 7,
2016
Essential Question: Demonstrate
your knowledge of the 4 types of
friction by getting all correct on a
warm up.
1. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=d/t
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
2. What is this formula used to
identify?
speed plus direction
(d/t with direction)
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
3. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=speed, t=time
V2-V1
T2-T1
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
4. What is the acceleration rate of
this motorcycle? V1=0; V2=10km/s;
T1=0; T2=5 SECONDS
V2-V1
T2-T1
Answers
1. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=d/t
1. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=d/t
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
2. What is this formula used to
identify?
speed plus direction
(d/t with direction)
2. What is this formula used to
identify?
speed plus direction
(d/t with direction)
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
3. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=speed, t=time
V2-V1
T2-T1
3. What is this formula used to
identify?
v=speed, t=time
V2-V1
T2-T1
Answers: a) Acceleration; b) velocity;
c) speed
4. What is the acceleration rate of
this motorcycle? V1=0; V2=10km/s;
T1=0; T2=5s
V2-V1 = 10km/s - 0 = 10km/s
T2-T1 = 5s - 0
= 5s
4. What is the acceleration rate of
this motorcycle? V1=0; V2=10km/s;
T1=0; T2=5s
V2-V1 = 10km/s - 0 = 10km/s
T2-T1 = 5s - 0
= 5s
answer = 2km/s/s
HOMEWORK
Study vocabulary words.
Make up triad 2 work.
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Today’s Work
Pretest triad 3
Vocabulary
Quick read chapter 5.3 page
119-124
Demonstrate force, net force
Drag Race Lab completion
Link
State Standard
1. Newton's laws predict the motion of
most objects.
b. Students know that when forces are
balanced, no acceleration occurs; thus
an object continues to move at a
constant speed or stays at rest
(Newton's first law).
c. Students know how to apply the law
F=ma to solve one-dimensional motion
problems that involve constant forces
(Newton's second law).
State Standards
Friction
a.Students know how to identify separately
the two or more forces that are acting on a
single static object, including gravity, elastic
forces due to tension or compression in
matter, and friction.
Vocabulary Look at pg 121
1.Sliding Friction
2.Rolling Friction
3.Static Friction
4.Fluid Friction
5.Unbalanced Force
6.Balanced force
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Friction
• Quick read chapter 5.3 page
119-124
• Demonstrate friction forms
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Friction
Moves - slides
4 types
Moves with wheels, rollers, balls
Moves in liquid
Does not move
Data Collection – Drag Race Lab
Race
Number
1
2
Average
v= d/t
End
Start
3.2
0
xxx
xxx
Elapsed
time
3.2