Thursday, November 17, 2005
Test review on Newton's Laws
For the test on Newton's Laws you should be able to:
Combine multiple force vectors with drawings.
Break vectors into x-y components.
Apply each of Newton's laws to real situations
State each of Newton's laws
Amend the traditional statement of each of Newton's laws to make it more scientifically accurate
Analyze action and reaction force pairs
Explain why actions and reactions do not cancel out
Solve F = ma for each of the three variables, describe the relationship between each of the three pairs of variables, including the names of the relationships and the graphs generated from experiments.
Analyze the set up of an Atwood's machine and use differences in mass to predict net force and acceleration.
Know the variables, units, and quantities for each of the variables in Newton's laws.
Combine multiple force vectors with drawings.
Break vectors into x-y components.
Apply each of Newton's laws to real situations
State each of Newton's laws
Amend the traditional statement of each of Newton's laws to make it more scientifically accurate
Analyze action and reaction force pairs
Explain why actions and reactions do not cancel out
Solve F = ma for each of the three variables, describe the relationship between each of the three pairs of variables, including the names of the relationships and the graphs generated from experiments.
Analyze the set up of an Atwood's machine and use differences in mass to predict net force and acceleration.
Know the variables, units, and quantities for each of the variables in Newton's laws.
# posted by Jeff Adkins @ 4:04 PM 
