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0580: Animation Tutorial for PowerPoint Users Part 3: Applications Michael DeAntonio

0580: Animation Tutorial for PowerPoint Users Part 3: Applications Michael DeAntonio Department of Physics New Mexico State University. T ( ºC). steam only. 100. water and steam. water only. ice and water. 0. ice only. Q (J). T ( ºC). 100. 0. Q (J).

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0580: Animation Tutorial for PowerPoint Users Part 3: Applications Michael DeAntonio

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  1. 0580: Animation Tutorial for PowerPoint Users Part 3: Applications Michael DeAntonio Department of Physics New Mexico State University

  2. T (ºC) steam only 100 water and steam water only ice and water 0 ice only Q (J)

  3. T (ºC) 100 0 Q (J)

  4. Representations Used in Teaching STEM Real Life (Demonstration, Experiment, Movies, etc.) Graphical (Graphs, Drawings, Motion Diagrams, Tables, etc.) Mathematical (Equations)

  5. Representations Used in Teaching STEM Real Life (Demonstration, Experiment, Movies, etc.) Graphical (Graphs, Drawings, Motion Diagrams, Tables, etc.) Mathematical (Equations) Capacitor Charging Capacitor Discharging

  6. Representations Used in Teaching STEM Real Life (Demonstration, Experiment, Movies, etc.) Graphical (Graphs, Drawings, Motion Diagrams, Tables, etc.) Mathematical (Equations) Capacitor Charging Capacitor Discharging Current Current Time Time

  7. Representations Used in Teaching STEM Real Life (Demonstration, Experiment, Movies, etc.) Graphical (Graphs, Drawings, Motion Diagrams, Tables, etc.) Mathematical (Equations) Capacitor Charging Capacitor Discharging

  8. Representations Used in Teaching STEM Real Life (Demonstration, Experiment, Movies, etc.) Graphical (Graphs, Drawings, Motion Diagrams, Tables, etc.) Mathematical (Equations) Animation (Model)

  9. Charging Discharging Battery

  10. Charging Discharging Current Capacitor Time Battery

  11. Charging Discharging Voltage Time Battery

  12. Charging Current Time Battery

  13. Discharging Current Time

  14. Charging Voltage Time Battery

  15. Discharging Voltage Time Battery

  16. Charging Battery

  17. Welcome to Physics Jeopardy • Rules: • The first student to click in starts the game. • The student picks a category and point value. • If it is the Daily Double, they may keep the question for themselves with a double point value or pass it back for the normal point value. • When the question is shown, the first to click in gets to answer. • If the answer is correct, each member of that student’s team gets the points. • If it is wrong, each member of the team loses these points.

  18. Mangy dog and Golden Nose Motion of the Planets The Law of Gravity The Moon is the Key It has a value of 15 5 5 He first developed what we now know as the law of gravity. Its value is 1016 m/s. 15 He said: “You physicists, prick up your ears! I am about to invade your territory.” This is the shape of a planetary orbit. The force of gravity wanes in proportion to this. Newton invented this area of mathematics. He was “the mangy dog”. 5 This is the location of the sun in relation to the ellipse of the orbit. 10 15 10 10 He was “the man with the golden nose” Kepler’s second law is an example of this. 15 10 These men had guessed the inverse-square law before Newton. This feature of the law of gravity was Newton’s greatest trial. 20 Daily Double 25 Its value is 9.8 m/s2. 5 20 One of these was Tycho’s big break and occured in 1572. 30 This stays constant in time as a planet moves in its orbit. Physics Jeopardy

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