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Good Afternoon !. Make sure your data tables Activity 83 and your graphs ar e complete ! Make sure you have a title and key for your 3 lines! Start setting up for Act. 84. Agenda. Act. 83 Objective Concept Map Act. 84 Homework. Objective.
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Good Afternoon! • Make sure your data tables Activity 83 and your graphs are complete! Make sure you have a title and key for your 3 lines! Start setting up for Act. 84
Agenda • Act. 83 • Objective • Concept Map • Act. 84 • Homework
Objective • Students will be able to learn further of the concepts of force and acceleration in the context of safety features.
Analysis #1:Why does the stopping distance depend on road conditions? Road conditions affect the amount of friction between the tires and the road. Surfaces with less friction are more slippery.
Analysis #2 What might cause:a. slippery road conditions? Such things as snow, ice, gravel, and oil can cause slippery conditions.
Analysis #2: What might cause:b. driver distractions Cell phones, texting, music, passengers, eating, drinking, and other vehicles.
Analysis #3: In which of the three situations does it take: The least distance to stop? Explaining using evidence. The most distance to stop? Explaining using evidence.
Concept Map • Create a concept map using the terms listed in Analysis Question 7 (p. E48) • Draw the concept map in your journal.
Activity 84:Decelerating Safely • Date: 4/1/13 • Challenge Question: • Getting Started: How do you know when you are accelerating while traveling in a car? • Gas pedal, speedometer increases, force created • How do you know when you are decelerating while traveling in a car? • Brakes, speedometer decreases, less force- no force
Glossary • Decceleration- Stopping or slowing motion
Intro & Safety Features • The driver and the passenger keep moving after a crash because of inertia and it will keep going until we have another force act upon it. • Deceleration affects the seriousness of a person’s injury depends on the impact of the car and how hard the collision is. • Safety features to avoid and reduce injuries in an accident are seatbelt, brakes, airbags, tires • Science concepts engineers need to understand are friction, forces, and acceleration.
Safety features • Safety features include friction, forces, and deceleration to avoid and reduce accidents. • Engineers use their knowledge of forces and motion to develop safety features for vehicles.
Talking Drawing Activity • Think about what a safe vehicle looks like, • Draw the safe vehicle and label the parts. • After reading draw a safe vehicle. • Describe what changed in your before and after pictures.
Before the Accident • Car safety features related to deceleration are.. • Brakes work… • Tires work….. • It is important to keep tires and brakes in good condition because…… • ABS system is used in today’s vehicles because… • Older models don’t use the ABS system because….
Activity 84 • Read pgs. • Write the topic of each section and find the main idea of the section. Write in your own words the main idea
During an Accident • The force that stops the inertia of the passengers during a crash is….. • Speed affects the force of the impact during a crash by…. • The safety features that reduce the force of impact during a crash are…. • These features work by…..
Homework • Finish the main ideas for each section Pgs. 50-54-topics in green! • Analysis #1-3 pg. E-54-Act. 84 • Extra Credit due Friday, 4/5/13 Analysis #4 pg. E-54