Work, Power, and EnergyMotion is directly tied to mechanical energy, specifically kinetic and potential energy. In order to change the established movement of an object a force must be applied. This results in work, the rate it's done is called power. The Work-Energy Principle ties these concepts together. We will explore this principle and the various aspects of work, power, and kinetic and potential energy. Practice with solving word problems will also occur.
Practice AssignmentsMost practice will be done on separate pages that will be handed in to the teacher. A checklist of these assignments, their due dates, and the last date they will be accepted is listed below. This list will also be visible in class as a poster.
'Get stamped' and Sub work are in-class participation only, and will not be accepted late!
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Motion Graph Examples
Click each picture to access study guides, tutorial websites, and online practice quizzes.
The link above will send you to a site with various Motion Power Points from different teachers. Here you can see different presentations of vocabulary, calculations, and graphs. As always, feel welcome to visit me during tutoring hours (or make an appointment) for help.
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