'Object moving' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy!

Jeopardy!. A football starts on the 15-yard line and is carried to the 25-yard line. What position is the origin?. 0. A footbal player runs from the 30-yard line to the 45-yard line and then back to the 15-yard line. What is his displacement?. -15 yards.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Applications of Integration. 5.1. Areas Between Curves. 5.2 and 5.3. Finding Volumes of Objects. 5.2. Volume by Slicing. Disk Method (solid object, no hole). Practice example:. Washer Method (solid object, with hole). Practice example:. Both Disk and Washer

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Priming as a driving force in grammaticalization: on the track of unidirectionality

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Models of conflation patterns

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P-t Graph lab extended

P-t Graph lab extended. Classwork -homework. Motion Detectors. How do they work?. Sound it emitted from motion detectors (MD). Very high pitch, way above what we can hear. A clicking sound is added to tell us that MD is issuing sounds Spread out in a cone, starting from grill of MD

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CBA Warm up

CBA Warm up. A cup slides off the table with an unknown velocity. The table is 1 m high and the cup hits the ground 2.5 m from the edge of the table. What was the velocity of the cup as it flew off the table?. CBA Warm up.

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Earth in our Universe Intro Lesson 17

Earth in our Universe Intro Lesson 17. We need to make a new science notebook because you probably already ran out of room. We are getting ready to start our new unit titled, Earth in the Universe. What materials will you need?. 1. You will need paper. Lets start with 10 pieces of paper.

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Force

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Filling a Bus to Camp Cliff and Laura Wright

Filling a Bus to Camp Cliff and Laura Wright. Getting to the Heart of Filling a Camp Trip. Grimsley High School, Camp Trip to Frontier Ranch, Summer 2001.

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2. Nonlinear Systems. Part I

2. Nonlinear Systems. Part I. Nonlinear Mechanics Competition Phenomena Nonlinear Electrical Phenomena Chemical and Other Oscillators. 2.1. Nonlinear Mechanics. The Simple Pendulum The Eardrum Nonlinear Damping Nonlinear Lattice Dynamics. 2.1.1. The Simple Pendulum.

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Special Relativity II: Paradoxes

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Patterns of Motion and Equilibrium

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Patterns of Motion and Equilibrium

Patterns of Motion and Equilibrium. Lecture 3 1.7 Equilibrium of Moving Objects 1.8 The Force of Friction 1.9 Speed and Velocity. 1.7 Equilibrium of Moving Things. Equilibrium is a state of no change Rest (not moving) is only one form of equilibrium

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PHYSICS 122

PHYSICS 122. Lecture One Rectilinear Motion. Rectilinear motion is motion in a straight line. It can be horizontal, vertical (either up or down) or at an angle to the horizontal. Distance Traveled vs. Time.

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Newton's law

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Aaliyah Garel -Fields

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Free Body Diagram Quiz Review

Free Body Diagram Quiz Review. Remember the following about forces A normal force is always ____________ to the surface object rest on. An applied force must be _______________ to be considered in a free body diagram.

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