Physics CP2 Assignments

Study for Quiz on Circuits (Objectives 8A and 8B)

Analyzing a Home Appliance (worksheet attached)

Study for Test on Unit 7: 2D Projectile & Circular Motion

Finish making corrections to Test 6 and Quiz 7A (solutions keys are posted on the website)

Study for Quiz on Objectives 7B (Orbital Motion) & 7C (Weightlessness)

Worksheet on 7A & 7B: Orbital Motion & Weightlessness

Study for Quiz on Objective 7A: Analyzing Projectile Motion using Words & Motion Maps

Study for the Test on Unit 6: 1D Motion. It covers the following objectives:

• 6A: analyze an object in 1D motion using words
• 6B: analyze an object in 1D motion using graphs
• 6C: analyze an object in 1D motion using equations

Finish page 2 of worksheet on equations of accelerated motion.

Study for Quiz on Objective 6C: Equations for 1D Motion

Correct worksheet: "6C Review 1:

Solution key is posted on the website

Finish page 2 of the worksheet we started in class on equations for constant 1-dimensional motion. Worksheet is attached.

Finish Project: Newton's Laws & Driving (due Wednesday)

Work on Project: Newton's Laws & Driving (due Wednesday)

Study for Quiz on Objectives 5C (Newton's 2nd Law) & 5D (Newton's 1st Law)

Finish Worksheet 2 (ice skater problem)

Finish page 2 of worksheet 1 on Newton's 2nd & 1st Laws (except 1st period)

Study for Quiz on Objective 5B: define and calculate the force of gravity as well as special applications of electromagnetism (friction, normal, tension, air resistance)

Study for Quiz on Objective 5A

• If you didn't, finish watching this video and completing this table
• If you haven't yet, download the software update on your iPad (iOS 9.2.1)
  • Settings -> General -> Software Update

Study for Quiz on Bungee Lab

• Install the software update on your iPad (this is important) 
• Watch this video on a Stacked Ball Drop
• Complete this response form

Finish uploading your Free Fall Lab and your Bungee Lab to Google Drive (if you didn't finish this in class on Friday)

Study for Final Exam

Finish Final Exam Review for Unit 1

 

Start Studying for Final Exam 

Study for Test on Unit 4 (covering objectives 4A, 4B, & 4C)

 

Finish Review Sheet on Unit 4

Study for Monday's Test on Unit 4 (Objectives 4A, 4B, & 4C)

I will also check that you've finished the review sheet on Unit 4

Period 1: Complete #1, 2, & 3 on the Unit 4 Review Sheet by Friday. Video tutorials are posted on the website.

 

Periods A, B, E, & F: Complete #1 on the Unit 4 Review Sheet by Wednesday

Periods 1, A, & B: Finish Review Sheet on 4A & 4B if you didn't finish in class

Periods E & F: Finish 1 & 2 on Review Sheet on 4A & 4B

Study for Test on Unit 3 (Objectives 3A, 3B, & 3C)

Study for Quiz on 3B & 3C (it was moved to Monday)

Study for Quiz on Objectives 3B & 3C. Use the following to help you:

Finish page 1 of the review sheet on 3B and 3C (use 400 kilograms as the mass of the roller coaster). We'll finish this review sheet in class on Wednesday and will have a quiz on these objectives on Thursday.

Try solving for the height at point C on the Soccer Ball worksheet.

Read pages 70-71 in the ebook on Conservation of Energy.

Solve problems "a" and "b" in the red box on page 71. 

Show your steps clearly.

Complete the back of this review sheet on Objective 3A

Complete the first page of this review sheet on Objective 3A.

• We're going to start another project on nuclear physics. Complete this response form so I can get a sense of what you're interested in pursuing.

Study for Test on Units 1 and 2. It covers the following objectives:

 

1A: Students will be able to explain how scientists build models or employ theories to explain and predict the universe.

1B: Students will be able to identify the three particles of matter and compare these three particles in terms of relative mass and charge.

1C: Students will be able to explain and diagram the basic structure of an atom.

1D: Students will be able to identify and explain the four interactions (forces) between particles.

2A: Students will be able to explain the difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission and give an example of each one in nature and technology.

2B: Students will be able to explain the meaning of E = m c2 and make calculations using E = m c2.

 

• Journal Project is due Friday
• Test on Units 1 and 2 is Monday

• Journal Project is due Friday
• Test on Units 1 and 2 is Monday

Reminders: 

Study for Quiz on Tuesday. It covers objectives 2A and 2B. Use the following resources to help you prepare:

Complete the review sheet on objectives 2A and 2B.

Watch this video on nuclear accidents. Complete this response form after the video.

Study for the Quiz on Friday that Covers Objective 1D. The following resources will help you prepare:

• Study for Quiz on 1D. Use the following to help you study:
• Notes (with objective 1D written at the top)
• Review sheet on objective 1D
• page 221 in ebook
• Photos from today's review
• Here's a helpful image

Begin studying for the quiz on Friday that covers Objective 1D. Read page 221 in the book (again) - it summarizes the four forces/interactions in nature.

Review Worksheet on Objective 1D

• Watch this video on electromagnetism & touching. Tell someone in your family about it.

Read page 221 in eBook on "four forces"

• 1.A: Students will be able to explain how scientists build models or employ theories to explain and predict the universe.
• 1.B: Students will be able to identify the three particles of matter and compare these three particles in terms of relative mass and charge.
• 1.C: Students will be able to explain and diagram the basic structure of an atom.

Due to issues with McGill-Toolen's newtork, homework for today had to be canceled.

Students should complete this week 1 student survey (also posted on the course website)

Students must visit the course website and look under today's date to complete the following homework:

Parent Letter & Survey - give this letter to your parent/guardian and return it to me tomorrow (or as soon as possible).

Read the syllabus, and complete the assignment listed at the end.