wingspan lab
newtons laws
calculating density
Bohr models
100
we can make an assumption about someones wingspan using what?
table and/or graph
100
what is Newton's first law of motion?
an object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion unless another force acts up on it. (law of inertia)
100
how do you calculate density?
mass: 60 g, volume: 30cm cubed
60g/30cm cubed= 2 9/cm cubed
100
draw an example of a bohr model
200
how do a persons height compare to their wingspan?
if a person has a height of 5 feet than that is also their wingspan
200
what is Newton's second law of motion?
the acceleration of an object is directly related to the magnitude of the force that acted upon it and also related to the object's mass.
200
what Is an example of calculating density?
as long as the formula is right you are correct
200
what does a Bohr model represent?
the atom as a central nucleus containing protons and neutrons with the electrons in circular orbitals at specific distances from the nucleus
300
what is the formula for the spn of a wing?
s=wing area=(<C>xb)
300
what is newton's third law of motion
Force comes in pairs: for every force, there is an equal and opposite reaction
300
if the density is 12.282 g/cm cubed and the mass is 368.47 g what is the answer?
30 cm cubed
300
what does "p" represent in a Bohr model
protons
400
how does a human compare to an eagle via wingspan
while the eagle is shorter than the human, the human doesn't have a larger wingspan because of the feathers of the eagle.
400
what is an example of Newton's third law of motion?
a force pushes you up as you push down on it (ex: trampoline)
400
if the mass is 97 g, the initial volume 150 ml, and the final volume is 172 ml, then what would be the equation?
97 g/22mL=4.41 g/mL
400
what does "n" represent in a Bohr model
neutrons
500
what does "y" and "x" equal on a wingspan graph?
y= wingspan,x= height
500
what is an example of Newton's first law of motion?
a man rolls down a hill and is stopped by gravity and a tree, if it is something along these lines you are correct.
500
you have a rock with a volume of 15 cm cubed and a mass of 45 g. what is it's density?
m/v=4g/15 cm cubed 3g/cm cubed
500
what does "e" represent in a Bohr model
electrons