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May 22 nd , 2014. Angela Pacheco Trimble County High School Science Department. Advanced Physics. Starter : complete the following: When a 0.18 kg softball is dropped, what is the force on Earth due to the ball? What is Earth’s acceleration? Earth’s mass is 6.0 x 10 24 kg.
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May 22nd, 2014 Angela Pacheco Trimble County High School Science Department
Advanced Physics • Starter: complete the following: • When a 0.18 kg softball is dropped, what is the force on Earth due to the ball? What is Earth’s acceleration? Earth’s mass is 6.0 x 1024 kg. • Discuss categories of forces (long range vs. contact and four fundamental forces) • Review: Small group problems • Set 1: Fnet equations, pg. 146 (29 – 34) • Set 2: equilibrium forces, pg. 147 (39 and 40); pg. 754 (14) • This week: • Today: (most juniors out for US History EOC) / SE review • Tomorrow: Unit 11 Summative exam
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