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This is a blog for Mr. Lane's 1st period physics class. Blogs will be updated daily each student will be required to post here weekly.
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- I am married to Dr. Brandi Lane I have one sone R.J. and another son due in febrary. His name will be Elijah Craig Lane. i grew up in Clovis, CA. I went to high school in Girard, KS. I went to colege at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, IA. I have taught in Corcoran for six years.
So far we got in our groups to finish the lab we started in monday. In the laptops we are going to create a region one chart. The next thing we do in the graph is we connect the points from straight to curve, and start plotting the times u got in the lab on monday. If u want to see the numbers you plotted you go to series and then click on the value lable box. Then u find the difference of one time to the other one. On the first and second intervals the car time difference decrease. When theres a curve on a distance v.s time grahpt then the speed is changing. On the second interval and the third interval the car had to slow down because Mr. Lane almost hit the fence. Next the class is going to answer some questions 1 can you calculate the speed at each timing point? 2 what cab you tell me about the speed from trial 1 trial 2 trial 3.? 3 draw 3 more graphs each has time in seconds as the x axis and speed in yards per second as the y axis.? Post answers for questions 1,2 on friday daily blog including names of all people in group.
ReplyDeleteGroup Members: Cynthia Perez, Avelina Torres, Jaccob Marin, Crystal, Gloria Luna, and Carina Kelly.
ReplyDelete1)You can calculate the speed at each timing point.
2)The speed from trial 1 started fast then slowed down then went fast again.The speed from trial 2 also started fast then slowed down then the speed accelerated.Trial 3 stared off fast then went faster and then slowed down.
Group members: Alan Liu, Saul Garcia, Henry Rocha, Alexis Soto, Kimberly pastor
ReplyDelete1. Yes you can calculate the speed.
2. Trial 1- It took longer to travel each set of 25 yards.
Trial 2- The speed was constant between each 25 yard.
Trial 3- The speed went up in the beginning but it slowed down at the end due to the fence.
So far we got in our groups to finish the lab we started in monday. we got on the laptops and worked on a new lab assignment withe my group ashley, angelica, eddie,n me!.
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