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Forces and Momentum


UNIT I - Forces and Momentum

Kinematics
 investigates and describes the motion of objects through quantitative and qualitative measures. In order to understand this branch of physics we must conceptualize scalar and vector quantities as they each measure specific conditions in motion. Likewise, the importance of distance and displacement  will be essential to compare and contrast. Time and rates of speed will be introduced with respect to speed, velocity, and acceleration as we perform  several inquiry activities. The culminating project will ask students to design a mouse trap car that utilize the principles of motion (i.e., mass, velocity, drag). This unit is divided into four sections, each of which will describe the underlying concept with supplemental problem sets. For additional support follow the external links provided in each section and ask questions in class.
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​​Notes

• Units & Measurements
• Scalar & Vector
• Distance & Displacement
• Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration
​• Newton's Laws
Assignments

• G1 Unit Conversion
• G2 Popcorn Physics Reading
• G3 Measurement Lab
• G4 Velocity & Acceleration Lab 
Projects

• Mouse Trap Car
Resources

• Khan Academy
• Physics Hypertext

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