'Falling objects' presentation slideshows

Studying the Force of Gravity

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Science Vocabulary Bingo Ch. 10 Forces

Science Vocabulary Bingo Ch. 10 Forces. A _______ ______ is a place or object used for comparison to determine if something is in motion. An object is in motion if it changes position relative to a ________ _____. =reference point. Mass x Velocity = __________

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Gravity and free fall Pg. 10

Gravity and free fall Pg. 10. Physics terms. Define the conditions for free fall. Describe and analyze the motion of objects in free fall using the equations for constant acceleration. acceleration quadratic equation free fall. Objectives. Equations. x (or x f ) ? final position

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1.2 Falling Balls

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GRAVITY: Ch 12. Sec. 2 pages 403-410

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Falling Stuff

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Elusive Wealth

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Warm Ups

Warm Ups. Saturday, August 16, 2014. Find the zeros of the function. Find the x-intercepts. Solving Quadratic Equation by Finding Square Roots. Saturday, August 16, 2014. Essential Question: How do we use the square root property?. Vocabulary. Key Concept. Isolate the radical.

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Agenda Warm Up Galileo Video 3 equations of motion applied to falling objects Notes

Warm Up The graph below is a plot of position versus time. For which labeled region is the velocity positive and the acceleration negative? (A) A (B) B (C) C (D) D (E) E.

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Forces and Motion. Gravity. Force of attraction Dependent upon the masses of each object. Mass vs Weight. Mass Amount of matter in an object Does not change in the universe Measured in N -- newtons Weight Measure of gravitational force Varies Measured in kg or pounds.

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Chapter 16-Age of Exploration

Chapter 16-Age of Exploration. Scientific Revolution. Scientific revolution. From Magic to Science Natural Philosophers: religious teachings + classical thought to explain the unexplainable Roger Bacon: 1200s scientist & philosopher

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FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65

FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65. Freely falling bodies undergo constant acceleration. Such motion is referred to as free fall. The free-fall acceleration is denoted with the symbol g . At the surface of the Earth the magnitude of g is approximately 9.8 m/s 2 .

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Intro to Forces and Motion

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FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65

FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65. Freely falling bodies undergo constant acceleration. Such motion is referred to as free fall. The free-fall acceleration is denoted with the symbol g . At the surface of the Earth the magnitude of g is approximately 9.8 m/s 2 .

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FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65

FALLING OBJECTS pp. 60 - 65. Freely falling bodies undergo constant acceleration. Such motion is referred to as free fall. The free-fall acceleration is denoted with the symbol g . At the surface of the Earth the magnitude of g is approximately 9.8 m/s 2 .

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Free Fall

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MNM Fatal 2014-04

MNM Fatal 2014-04. Falling/Sliding Material March 27, 2014 (Virginia) Sand & Gravel Mine Manager 64 years old 32 years of experience. Overview.

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