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Newton’s Second Law

Newton’s Second Law. Your Name Here. 3 pts. 3 pts. Learning the Force Simulator: Click Me For Game!. Learn where the controls are to change objects, add/remove friction, and view graphs. Screenshot where you would change objects h ere. Screenshot where you would a dd/remove

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Newton’s Second Law

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  1. Newton’s Second Law Your Name Here

  2. 3 pts 3 pts Learning the Force Simulator:Click Me For Game! • Learn where the controls are to change objects, add/remove friction, and view graphs Screenshot where you would change objects here Screenshot where you would add/remove friction here Screenshot where you would view graphs here

  3. Setting up the Force Simulator:Click Me For Game! • Create the following set up: • Crate • Original Position = 0 • Graph Acceleration and Force • No Friction • Applied Forces • Push the crate with any force so it starts moving • Use the playback and pause button to find your highest force • Calculate the acceleration it took to reach that force • Those numbers go into the data table (Slide 5)

  4. Applied Force = 490 N Mass = 300 kg Acceleration: a=F/m a=490/300 a=1.63 m/s2 Graphed Acceleration = 1.6 m/ss YAY!!!! Measured at peaks!! Playback!!

  5. 12 pts Playing with theForce Simulator:Click Me For Game!

  6. 3 pts Thinking About theForce Simulator:Click Me For Game! • Q: From the previous slide, is the ratio of the force to the acceleration constant? • A: • Q: What does this tell you about the relationship between force and acceleration? • A:

  7. 14 pts Newton’s Second Law Animation Click me for the Animation! Click me for the Worksheet! Screenshot coins earned from the worksheet HERE!

  8. 10 pts Newton’s Second Law Math Practice Click me for the Online Book!(Use pg. 69) Click me for the Worksheet! Screenshot coins earned from the worksheet HERE!

  9. 8 pts Playing with theForce Simulator:Click Me For Game!

  10. 10 pts Learning Check Click here for the Learning Check Screenshot when you get a 10/10 on the quiz.

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