'Meter stick' presentation slideshows

The Metric System

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The Metric System

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The Metric System

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Chapter 1 - Motion

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Tools of Science

Tools of Science. (5.4) Scientific processes. The student knows how to use a variety of tools and methods to conduct science inquiry. Also see: (4.4) (3.4) (2.4) (1.4) (K.4). The student is expected to:

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ERRORS AND SIGNIFICANT FIGURES

ERRORS AND SIGNIFICANT FIGURES. ERRORS. Mistakes - result of carelessness, easily detected Errors - fall into two types, systematic or random. ERRORS. Systematic errors - due to imperfections in instruments and/or way experimenter does things

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Measurement

Measurement. Must have a standard. A standard is an exact quantity people agree to use for comparison. A standard means two people using the same object should get close to the same results. Standards of the past. People used to use parts of their body to determine the length of something.

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Practical Aspects of Refereeing the Tackle

Practical Aspects of Refereeing the tackle. Practical Aspects of Refereeing the Tackle. Tackle. Rugby is a physical game composed of many individual contests; tackles occur hundreds of times during a game Tackles are a prime source of turnover ball

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a.height of the cotton plants in both fields b.diameter of the cotton bolls in both fields c.length of the growing seaso

A student formulated a hypothesis that cotton will grow larger bolls (pods) if magnesium is added to the soil. The student has two experimental fields of cotton, one with magnesium and one without. Which data should be collected to support this hypothesis?.

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Importance of Math Skills in the Workforce

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Measurements & Units

Measurements & Units. Chapter 1. Characterization. In order to characterize matter , we need to record its properties . Many Intensive properties are qualitative . Qualitative properties are characteristics that cannot be measured .

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Types of Force

Types of Force. Ms. Mayner. External & Internal Forces. Two types of forces that act on structures External Internal A Structure is designed so that the external and internal forces that act on it will not cause it to break or fall over. External Force.

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Bounce of Glory

Bounce of Glory. Shelby Emily Lauren Clair . Problem. Does the temperature of a tennis ball affect the height of a bounce?. Hypothesis. If we measure the bounce of tennis balls at various temperatures, then the heated ball will bounce the highest. Variables.

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Friction and pressure

Friction and pressure. Physics. Frictional force. Friction acts on materials that are in contact with one another Friction is caused by irregularities in the two surfaces meter stick demo. friction. The force of friction depends on:. Kinds of material

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Biodiversity

Biodiversity. Day 6. What is Biodiversity?. The variety of life in an area that is determined by the number of different species in that area. There are 2 main types:. The variety of genes in a population. Number of different species in a community. 1) Genetic Diversity.

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Finding the distance using Parallax

Finding the distance using Parallax. With your arm outstretched, hold up a finger so that, when viewed with your right eye, it is in line with something at the end of the other end of the room Now, keeping your finger steady, close your right eye and look at the finger with the left eye.

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Straw Rockets

Straw Rockets. Testable Question. Will changing the diameter of straws, but not the length, cause a blown projectile to fly farther? . Testable Hypothesis . If the diameter of the straws are changed then there will be no measureable difference. Materials . 5 straws of varying diameter

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Soaring Straws Lab

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Detecting Nuclei with MoNA at the NSCL

Detecting Nuclei with MoNA at the NSCL. Brandon Le, Guthrie Gintzler , Julia Phelps & Rose Nguyen. Physics of Atomic Nuclei 2010. Day 1. Day 2.

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