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DO NOW

DO NOW. Take 5 minutes to prepare for the review game. JEOPARDY. Question States of Matter (100). What is a Force?. ANSWER States of Matter (100). A push or a pull. Question States of Matter(200). What two ways is a force described?. Answer States of Matter (200).

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Blood Pressure

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Drugs that Affect the Respiratory System

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5 th Grade Science

Problem of the Day Physical. 5 th Grade Science. 5.P.1.2 Two Cars are in motion for the same amount of time. What will determine which car covers more distance?. The starting position of each car The speed of each car The direction in which each car moves The length of each car.

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chapter 3

chapter 3. Principles of Motion and Stability. Define:. Biomechanics Developmental biomechanics. What Changes From A to B?. Click image to view video. Click image to view video. A B. Changes Are Predictable. Based on optimizing principles of motion and stability

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Chapter 13 Section 4 Get book and Open to page 532

Chapter 13 Section 4 Get book and Open to page 532. Anticipatory Set. Machines and the Body. Big Idea. California Standards. Science Standard 6.h; 6.i

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Threads and Thread Cutting

Threads and Thread Cutting. Advanced Engineering. Threads. Thread Helical ridge of uniform section formed on inside or outside of cylinder or cone Used for several purposes: Fasten devices such as screws, bolts, studs, and nuts Provide accurate measurement, as in micrometer Transmit motion

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Welcome Back Minions!!!

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1. Jess drives at a steady velocity. Her acceleration is

WEEK 16. 1. Jess drives at a steady velocity. Her acceleration is. e qual to zero. in the same direction as her motion. opposite to her motion. at a right angle to her motion. 2. Acceleration measures a change in. location. direction. position. velocity.

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Friction

Chapter 1 Lesson 3. Friction. Objectives of the lesson. To explain why friction occurs. To list the two types of friction, and give examples of each type. To explain how friction can be both harmful and helpful. Friction.

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