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November Assignments--IB Physics 1
​2018-19 School Year


Thursday, Nov. 1
Lab:  Uniform Accelerated motion (day 1)
Logger Pro file that you'll need  (right-click, "save link as..." and then open LoggerPro and open the file you just saved)
Work on collecting data today.  This will be a full lab write-up, like the aluminum density lab was earlier this year.  Data tables and initial graph will be due no later than Monday.  We'll be talking about your graphs a little in class on Monday. Final draft of lab will be due Tuesday, November 13--hard copy and uploaded to turnitin.com.

*note: there were a few typos that needed clarifying from the handout you got in class yesterday.  Make sure you've recorded those adjustments or ask questions if you're confused. :)​

Friday, Nov. 2
Lab: Uniform Accelerated motion (day 2)

Monday, Nov. 5
post-lab discussion
Notes and discussion re: kinematic equations

HW reminders: 
  • Lab (formal report, data and analysis) due Tuesday, Nov. 13
  • Mid-term on Friday!  --> all multiple choice, covering material since the beginning of the school year through Wednesday of this week--review topic 1 (OM, Metrics, Uncertainties, Vectors) and the part of topic 2 we've already covered (2.1.1 - 2.1.10)
  • A.S. 2.1.9-2.1.10 due Friday
  • Warm-up packet #2 will be collected on Friday:  9 warm-ups, plus the density of a cube/cylinder, aluminum density data table, motion graphing lab, relative velocity lab, and the Uncertainty DBQ​

Tuesday, Nov. 6
Practice Problems for Kinematic Equations--group practice all period! :)
​We got through 7 of these in class.  There are a few more if you want more practice.


Wednesday,
Nov. 7


Work day on Uniform Accelerated Motion Lab

Thursday, Nov. 8

in-class: work day for lab that's due next Tuesday

Analysis you should be working on (get as far as you  can to help yourself out later this weekend...):
  • Finalizing raw data table
  • Writing statements justifying chosen uncertainties
  • Calculating averages and uncertainties
  • Showing a complete sample calculation for each of those
  • Creating a graph to show the initial relationship between MV and RV
  • Writing a statement telling me what the trend/pattern of your data shows and how you plan to linearize it.
  • Show sample calculation of the linearization
  • Show data table with new values for 2nd graph
  • Create 2nd graph that is linear
  • Put max and min lines on this graph
  • Use graph to determine the acceleration of the cart, and be sure your thought process is clearly understandable
  • Calculate the theoretical acceleration
  • Calculate a percent difference.

Score sheet/Checklist used for grading


Friday, Nov. 9
Mid-Term Exam

30-35 multiple choice questions covering topics from all of Quarter 1

Monday, Nov. 12
Veteran's Day (observed)--No School


Tuesday, Nov. 13
Lab:  Acceleration of Free-Fall
Collect data today--analysis questions are on the procedure sheet.  Remember to attach your linearized graph to your final product.
​Lab due Friday of this week.

Wednesday
Nov. 14
Work day on Lab
​Clarify linearization process​

Thursday, Nov. 15
notes and practice problems:  Free-Fall

Friday, Nov. 16
Lab Due today
More practice problems on Free-fall
discuss how air resistance affects motion
Video: virtual sky-diving trip :)

Please make sure you have completed the peer evaluation for the G4 project:
​
Here's the link for the peer feedback form:
https://goo.gl/forms/T1M9OH1EZEa1cWU02 
 
  • Sselect the team number they were on and click Next
  • This will take them to a page/section specific to their team
  • On this page, they will select who they are first from the dropdown list
  • Then they provide ratings of 0 to 3 for themselves and their peers in a grid
  • Then they can provide comments in a freeform text field. They can type each person's name, along with why they gave them the rating that they did.
  • Finally they click Submit to finish

Monday, Nov. 19
Practice Problems (warm-up)
Worksheet of Practice Problems from IB tests
WebAssign:  Free Fall and Kinematics
Work day on both assignments, both due on Wednesday. :)

Tuesday, Nov. 20
Work day on :
​Worksheet of Practice Problems from IB tests -- Markscheme available in class:  please check your work before tomorrow
WebAssign:  Free Fall and Kinematics
Work day on both assignments, both due on Wednesday. :)

Wednesday, Nov. 21
Go over any clarifying questions from worksheet or WA
Intro to projectile motion--demos and discussion

No Homework over the long weekend.  Enjoy!

Thursday, Nov. 22
Happy Thanksgiving! No School!

Friday, Nov. 23
No School

Monday, Nov. 26
Notes, demos and discussion:  Projectile motion--horizontally launched projectiles
​pre-lab measurements:  hit-the-target

Tuesday, Nov. 27
Lab: Horizontal Projectiles--hit the target
When you are not actively working on collecting data or testing your results, you should be working on the practice problems

Wednesday
Nov. 28
Finish hitting the target; correct lab sheet and turn in with target
Vocabulary and pre-lab for projectile marble launching lab.

Thursday, Nov. 29
Lab: Projectile Motion--velocity's effect on a marble's range.
​Data collected in class today.

Friday, Nov. 30
1.  work on graphs and calculations for lab--graphs due Tuesday of next week
2.  WebAssign--Post-lab questions--due Monday, 12/10
3.  WebAssign--Projectile Motion, objects launched at an angle--due Thursday, 12/6
There will be a quiz on Thursday, 12/6
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