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MECHANICS

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Motion

Motion. What is motion?. Motion is nothing,but movement. When do you say that you are moving? If you are standing in a particular place, are you in movement? If you are walking from your home to school? You are changing your position with time.

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HYDROTHERAPY

HYDROTHERAPY. Aila Nica J. Bandong, PTRP Instructor Department of Physical Therapy Clinical Supervisor CTS- Pediatric Section College of Allied Medical Professions. Learning Objectives. At the end of the lecture, the students should be able to: Define hydrotherapy

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Describing Motion: Kinematics in One Dimension

Describing Motion: Kinematics in One Dimension. Sign Convention & Direction. Distance & Displacement. Distance (x) equates. Displacement equates to. Displacement. Displacement is written:. Example. A B C.

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Forces & Motion Review

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Speed, Velocity, Acceleration

Speed, Velocity, Acceleration. BY: BRIANNA SHIELDS. DO NOW- Get hmwk out!. Complete the physics handout on front counter. GOAL. To interpret graphs and solve word problems involving speed, velocity, acceleration and momentum. Motion. Change in position during a time period

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MOTION , FORCES & ENERGY

MOTION , FORCES & ENERGY. TAKS REVIEW IPC (4). IPC (4) The student knows the concepts of force and motion evidence in everyday life. (A) The student is expected to calculate speed, momentum, acceleration, work and power in systems such as in the human body, moving toys and machines.

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WARM-UP : 1) If vectors point in the same direction, ??, then how do you calculate the resultant?

LEARNING GOALS : A Scalar quantity has magnitude only. A Vector quantity has both magnitude and direction. Displacement is a change in position. Velocity is a change in displacement. 09 - 02- 11. WARM-UP :

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MOTION

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New Six Weeks

New Six Weeks. New Approach #1 ] Please be ready for class when the bell rings. New Six Weeks. Lessons will be more concise/coherent Posted online daily with date/objective ( or topic ) I will label Bellwork , Notes, etc Late penalty of 2 points per day for assignments

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Starter: Analyze these Pictures

Starter: Analyze these Pictures. Directions: On the left-side of your notebook, Explain the following pictures using the following terms: distance, time, speed . Make sure to use complete sentences. Velocity. Day 13. Learning Targets. I can classify the units of distance, time, and speed.

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Speed and Velocity

Speed and Velocity. Motion is measured by time and distance. Distance. the separation of two positions. Distance. Commonly measured in meters kilometers. Time. the period between two events. Time. Commonly measured in Seconds Minutes Hours. Speed.

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Archimedes and Acceleration

Archimedes and Acceleration. Archimedes Acceleration Pre-test/ Study Guide. Bell Work. How does A rchimedes principle apply to this picture? The metal cylinder originally was balanced with the metal piece on the other end. Now it is not

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Day 9

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Speed, Distance, Time

Speed, Distance, Time. Warm UP. How far do you live from school? How long does it take you to get to school? Calculate your average speed from home to school. Distance. How FAR an object moves Units of distance: m: meter km: kilometer mi: miles. Time.

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Circular Motion

Circular Motion. Speed/Velocity in a Circle. Consider an object moving in a circle around a specific origin. The DISTANCE the object covers in ONE REVOLUTION is called the CIRCUMFERENCE . The TIME that it takes to cover this distance is called the PERIOD .

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Announcements Thursday 05/29/14

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Physics

Physics. By Ravin Randall. Step 1 (given info). The first step is to evaluate the given information and what you are trying to find. m 1 (puck)=.055 kg m 2 (hanging mass)=.150 kg radius=.25m f g =9.8m/s Speed/velocity=?. Step 2 (formula).

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