Y2_T4_LSN4.2

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ScienceMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 2

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HAVE READY
COMPUTER
TEXTBOOK & NOTEBOOK
CALCULATOR
RULER/TRIANGLE
PEN & HIGHLIGHTERS

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PLAN FOR TODAY
ENTRY TICKET ON §4.1
DISCUSS FORCES WORKSHEETS
HW CHECK ON §4.1
NOTES ABOUT § 4.2
HW TIME

Slide 2 - Slide

KWIZL: ET_Y2_4.1
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10:00

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§4.2 Speed

p. 162-165
ex 12-21 p 166-171

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§4.2 - Learning Goals:
Content
  • I can describe the concept of speed.
  • I can identify different types of forces that could influence speed.
Language
  • I can explain how different forces can influence an object's speed.
  • I can explain how they can interact with each other.
Skills
  • I can calculate the speed (or distance or time) of an object using the speed formula.
  • I understand which measurements and units are necessary to calculate its speed.
  • I can convert speed between the units of m/s and km/h.   
  • I can create and interpret s,t-diagrams relating to an object’s motion. 


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§4.2 - Keywords:
  • Speed
  • s,t-diagram

P.162-165

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Speed:
The speed (velocity) of an object tells us how far something moves in a given amount of time. It is calculated with this formula:
P.162-165

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Calculating time & distance:
If you know the speed (v) you can also calculate the time (t) or distance (s) with these formulas

  • s = v ᐧ t (distance = speed * time)

  • t = s/v (time = distance/speed)

P.162-165

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Units:
calculated in m/s or km/h.

make sure that your measurements are either: 
meters and seconds
kilometers and hours


P.162-165

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Converting units:
It is often useful to convert from m/s ↔ km/h
This can be done by either multiplying or dividing by 3.6



P.162-165

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Tom rides his bike to school. Look at the graph from point A until he arrives at school.
What is his average speed in km/h?
And in m/s?

Slide 11 - Open question

A sprinter runs a 200 m race with a speed of 9.3 m/s. How long did it take her?

Slide 12 - Open question

Graphing changes in motion:
A graph is an easy way to show an objects changing motion over time. Take a look at the example below:





P.162-165

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Summary of the day:
  • I know .........
  • I can explain ......
  • I can calculate.......
P.154-157

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Hw for lesson 2:
  • Complete exercises 12-21 of §4.2 pages 166-171
  • Read §4.3 pages 172-175
  • Study the glossaries of §4.1-§4.2 on Studygo.

  • Entry ticket §4.1 & §4.2
  • hw check exercises: §4.1, §4.2 & forces worksheet (3 stickers)
P.154-157

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