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4/5 AP: Survey to help with planning for the next two months
Please take a moment to complete the following survey. It is worth 10 points, just to encourage everyone to complete it 🙂 You will need to be logged in to your school Google account in your web browser to complete this survey. I’ll be posting more assignments for the next…Read More
3/30 AP: Week three
I hope everyone is staying healthy and safe. If you’re done with your schoolwork and are getting board at home, check out these online possibilities. I have extended my Zoom office hours from 11:00-1:00. 11:00-Noon will focus on AP, but you are welcome to join at any time. Here are…Read More
Distance learning: By Zoom and by phone
During daily office hours, I will be available to students to connect in ‘real time.’ The main platform I will use will be Zoom, but you can also just phone in to join the Zoom meeting without having to use a Zoom app or the web. It’s just like making…Read More
3/23 AP: Week Two
Please try to complete all these assignments this week. I will be adding Rotational Energy assignments on Wednesday. Last updated 3/23 at 11:50. More updates will come later this afternoon. I’ll be on Zoom from Noon until 1:00 if you have questions: Meeting ID: 569-283-4396 Resources Textbook sections Read/review the…Read More
3/20 AP: Torque and rotational motion
College Board/AP test update The College Board announced today that the AP Physics 1 test will only include Sections 1-7, which means we only have to complete Section 7 (Rotational Dynamics and Motion) and then move to Section 6 (Simple Harmonic Motion). The tests will be 45 minute, online tests…Read More
3/17 AP: Getting started with learning from home with a review of rotational motion and torque
Last updated at 1:30; I’ll be adding more between now and 6:00 pm. Today’s Zoom meeting at Noon This meeting is optional, but I’ll be online if you have questions. Log into Zoom and use the Meeting ID 569-283-4396. Quick internet access survey Please complete this short survey to let…Read More
3/16 AP: Learning from home
We’ll keep learning physics while we are home; I’ll be posting assignments and resources online daily. General Resources Zoom meetings Starting on Tuesday, I will hold a Question and Answer session via Zoom (an online video platform) from Noon until 1:00. (If I get too many AP and 9th grade…Read More
3/12 AP: Torque!
Equations for torque can be found on yesterday’s page. Classwork Complete Problems 1, 3, 5, and 6 on page 253-254. Intro videos What is torque? Sample torque problem How to use a torque wrench Homework: Intro to Center of Mass Watch the following videos on center of mass, and take…Read More
3/11 AP: Torque & Rotational Motion
Teeter totters and torque Torque Introduction to Torque in your textbook (skim pages 226-230) Torque is the rotational analog of force. Torque is calculated as the product of the force and the distance from the center. $latex \vec{\tau }=\vec{r}\cdot \vec{F}$ This is very similar to our $latex \vec{\ W }=\vec{d}\cdot…Read More
3/10 AP: Rotational motion, day 2
In class Whiteboard problems from last night’s homework. Start on tonight’s homework: Problems 15, 19, 21, 23 on page 219. Homework Read Sections 7.2 and 7.3, pages 193-198 Solve problems 15, 19, 21, 23 on page 219. If you are up at around 6:30, take a look to the east…Read More