Patterns
The only pattern where as x grows, y gets smaller.
What is inverse?
The variables v, a, d, and t stand for these things.
What is velocity, acceleration, distance, and time?
This is the rate at which all objects fall to earth, including its units.
9.8 m/s2
This is the stage of the engineering design process you'd be in if you are hungry and you are having people over in an hour who are also hungry. You have peanut butter and jelly and taco stuff in your fridge.
What is Problem Statement?
Ms. Prehn has this many kids.
What is 2?
If you graph the angle of a pendulum and the time it takes for it to complete one back-and-forth swing, you get this pattern.
What is the horizontal pattern?
This uses the units m/s2.
What is the unit of acceleration?
What is the formula for GPE?
The thing that you manipulate or change in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
These are 2 of the 3 teachers who you might have for Chemistry next year.
Mr. Mikkelson, Mr. Castro, Mr. Goodwin.
The only pattern that has a y-intercept other than 0.
What is linear?
This is the name for a change in velocity.
Draw and label a diagram showing the Barbie Bungee Jump 1) at the top, 2) as she is falling, and 3) at the bottom. Label the types of energy present at each stage.
See the board
What are numbers?
This is the amount of live plants in this classroom.
9
The c-value in the proportional pattern is the same as this value, which is studied in Algebra.
What is 'm', or slope.
A person runs at a constant rate of 8 m/s . How much distance will they cover in 10 minutes?
4800 m
(8 m/s * 10 min * 60 s/min)
The total energy of a falling object is always equal to this other quantity of energy in the same closed system.
What is the GPE at the top?
What are constraints and criteria?
These are Ms. Prehn's kids' names.
Who are Josie and Tommy?
These are 3 things we have studied so far this year that follow the proportional pattern.
What are velocity (distance vs. time), acceleration (velocity vs. time), and GPE (GPE vs. height)
The 2 patterns you can use to show constant velocity and the 2 patterns you can use to show constant acceleration. (include what is on the x and y axes)
What is proportional on a distance time graph and horizontal on a velocity/time graph, and quadratic on a distance time graph and proportional on a velocity time graph?
5 different kinds of energy we have discussed in class.
(Identify more than 5 and get an extra 100 bonus points per additional kind of energy you can name.)
see board
This is another word for model or mock-up.
All 4 of these teachers teach Physics at GHS
Who are Mr. Castro, Mr. Martin, Ms. Prehn, and Mr. Williamson?