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=//**Finishing up...........**//= It has no time limit and can be done in pieces (a little each day) It covers magnetism that we covered in class from Chapter 28-32. It is all multiple choice. It will tell you once if you get an answer incorrect. You can take a second shot at __wrong answers for a 40% point reduction__.
 * A. The cumulative Magnetism Test 4.2 is available now and closes June 6th. Work on that ALONE if you haven't finished . IT IS NOT A GROUP ASSIGNMENT...IT IS AN INDIVIDUAL TEST.**


 * B. Test 4.3 is the Rube Goldberg machine:** so far everyone has 50/50 for the execution of the device. The remaining 50 individual points is for the action transfer list of all the steps, specifying the energy input and output in each step. Also, highlight the step that you personally built.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtp51eZkwoI. Finish the first episode called "Shock & Awe". It is the first hour approximately of this 3 hour series. Keep a list of the experiments or discoveries that you think are the most important or noteworthy as the video plays and hand it.
 * C. . Movie Work {counts as a problem set}**: it is on YouTube at

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//Review week: PS 4.6 due Friday, May 11.//
I would like everyone to do one complete AP exam on paper this week. That would be 35 multiple choice and 3 free response of your choice from the Orange Review book. Justify your answers for the multiple choice. + Extra credit stamp Weds for Inductance problem started in class.

//Complete PS 4.4 in Google Classroom. Begin the new problem set 4.5 in Wiley. Lab 4.5 on Electromagnetic Induction is due Monday.//
a) Complete worksheet on Magnetism hand rules given out by me from Weds, {10 pts} b) Get 80% correct in the Wiley assignment called Magnetism Ch 28 (opens Thursday closes Saturday night) {45pts} c)Get 80% correct in the Wiley assignment called Magnetism 29 & 30( opens Friday at 4pm and closes Sunday night) {45 pts} //I recommend you have the hand rule sheet and the blue reference tables in front of you when you do this PS. For all these, the word "current" assumes + current (right hand) .//
 * PS 4.5 Magnetism II * Wiley and worksheet practice **

=AP Physics C Exam date is Monday, May 14, 2018: Mechanics C exam at 12 noon. Electricity & Magnetism C begins afterwards at 2 PM.=

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This Saturday is **Free Comic Book Da**y at your local comic book store. See https://www.freecomicbookday.com/ Rockland has participating stores in Pearl River, Nanuet, Haverstraw and Nyack .The website link above has details

__** PS 4.4* 3 Videos on Magnetic Force in Google Classroom **__ due Tuesday May 1 * //You can finish it in class with your sub.// a. Review the Regents magnetism concepts with Dan Fullerton using the Google Doc with video called Magnetism 1 Video Review. in Google Classroom. b.Google doc Mag 2 [] c.Google doc Mag 3 []

**Weds & Friday**: I will teach more electromagnetism theory.

__Solenoid Lab 4.2 and Sim Lab 4.3 are due Monday.__

Lab 4.3 Simulation of Faraday's Experiment: Using Magnets to Generate Electricity Due Monday April 30 Design your own experiment by moving the magnet in the simulation to generate electricity by hand. The sim is at https://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/faradays-law //Write a lab report with your own title, a screenshot of the simulated equipment telling the procedures you tried, making your own observations by changing at least two variables and noting the effects, and drawing your own conclusions about different ways current can be made using magnets, wire and motion.//

__**Lab 4.1** on Magnetsm is due Friday__ as well.

__**PS 4.3 Magnetism** due Friday 4/27__ is just 2 sets of checkpoints on looseleaf.

a) Read Ch 28 and do Checkpoints. Stamp Monday. We will do an **experiment Monday** to see how electricity can produce magnetism (lab 4.2 - due next Monday 4/30),  Monday night:  b) Read Ch 29 in class and do Checkpoints on Tuesday (Stamp Weds) with sub, when you are done with the simulation lab 4.3 above. You can also work on your lab reports.

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PS 4.2 Wiley online assignment "RC Circuits".{80% is 100}

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// PS 4.1 Circuits: Due before the end of Sunday, April 15th. // // a) Read the chapter 27 on circuits online while doing the checkpoints using google docs assignment 4.1. (10 pts) // // b) Pick any three videos on circuits and/or capacitors to watch. Tell what key mathematical techniques were used in each video. (30 pts) // // c) Wiley assignment "Circuit Practice #1 (60 pts) //

Thursday April 19th: Cycle Day 1: Single Period online test on Current & Circuits, Chapters 25,26 &27 in class. It is the first test of the fourth quarter. It will open at 9:45 am.and close at 10:30 am and allow you to work for only 40 minutes within that time period. It is listed under the assignment tab as "Test 4.1 Circuits"

Friday: I see in Wiley Plus that everyone has made over 80% on those //Circuit Practice #1// problems. Good work. So just get your checkpoints and 3 videos into Google Classroom by the end of the weekend and you are all set with PS 4.1. With your sub on Friday I would like you to ask her to play these to videos in class on the Smartboard for you. Its on how circuits work when we mix capacitors with resistors.
 * 1) [|RC Circuits: Steady State]
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PS 3.8 Current due Thursday March 29
b. Get the Wiley assignment called "Current 1" 80% correct for full credit. (80 points)
 * a. Read Chapter 26 ONLINE and answer checkpoints within the webpage. It will record for me if you do it, so we don't have to worry about getting papers to me. (20 points) **



= = = Friday March 23 (Cycle Day 6) * __Online Test Instructions__ = =// You will have 70 minutes to do 13 questions. The test is only available today from 9:00 to 10:30 AM. //= =// It is found in Wiley as " // New Test 3.3 Gauss". //Just enter as you normally do when looking for your weekly homework assignments.// = = = = =

=March 21-22 = If you've reached you limit, you may enjoy Calculus Rhapsody

Capacitors....what is confusing or do you need help on to get PS 3.7 done by Monday. I won't test this material yet.
Watch these 2 movie lessons from Dan Fullerton at APlus Physics on each topic ...see if you could follow what he is doing.

[|Gauss' Law Movie] for test and [|Capacitors] for homework help and better understanding the problem set.

Start bringing earbuds to class each day with your computer ............there may be more movies coming.

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c. Do the Wiley assignment on Capacitors hitting 80% for full credit. You should be starting this by Monday March 19
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Do the WileyPlus assignment online on Gauss' Law 1 . Complete 80% for full credit by the end of Friday's class. This will give me an idea of how well you understand it.
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Wednesday:
=//PS 3.6 Physics of Superheroes : Lets get everyone signed up Wednesday in class for Google Classroom. Sign into "APC Period 2" (which is new for our class) to access some comics that we will be using for the Physics of Superheroes: //class code to join is x09i0o . Read the first comic called "Static Shock", then start the online comic book discussion that is posted.We will also be able to use this if you need to message me about what you will be doing in Wiley at the end of this week. Let's get everyone up and running in Google classroom today. = =// I see 9 of 12 students signed up and 6 of the 9 with posts so far, so it seems to be working. See if you can respond to another's post by agreeing or disagreeing...its my first time doing this in Google classroom.... //=

PS 3.5 Work on this Monday &Tuesday if not done yet: This would have been done anyway, but because of snow days, just do what you understand and hold on to it until I get back. There is no due date yet. = Gauss' Law =

Due Monday March 12 : a. Complete checkpoints while reading ch. 24. (stamp Thursday) 10 pts b. Complete this Multiple Choice worksheet. 30 pts
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c. Learn about capacitors by watching the 14 minute video at [|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kys6DLTB2Ls 10 pts] On looseleaf draw the parallel plate, cylyndrical and spherical capacitors as you saw them in the video, Under each drawing give their unique electric field, voltage and capacitance equations based on their geometric variables (like radius,length, width separation etc). d. Complete Wiley Ch 24 online was originally due by Monday night...I'll extend this to later if you need help on it. 50 pts

APRIL 9-12 are the allowed dates for AP Exam changes: You can cancel and AP you signed up for or sign up new for an AP ( late fee applies)

= PS 3.4 Chapter 24 on Voltage. = a) Write out checkpoints as you read. Collect Thursday, Stamp if done early Weds  BONUS +1, 2 or 3 to find the voltage at the center of an equilateral triangle (handout copy below)

= = All 3 of the following are due Weds Feb 28th Lab 3.2 Mapping Real Equipotentials & E-Fields on semiconducting paper. Lab 3.3 : Simulations vs Reality at [] Create and printout the following maps of equipotential and electric field lines using the Phet simulator above: a) a dipole like we did in lab with aluminum foil. b) parallel capacitor plates like we did in lab with aluminum foil Have at least 12 lines to get a complete picture. On looseleaf, instead of a formal lab report 1.Explain how these maps look different than the real life maps we did in the laboratory. 2. Staple printouts of your 2 simulated maps to your loosleaf.

//T'Challa rules////......literally//

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= PS 3.3 E-Fields for Funky-Shaped Charged Objects * all in Wiley = We continue with E-Fields for charge configurations in Chapter 22. While some of the formulas use integration in their derivation, most shapes can be be dealt with by just looking up the E-Field formula already derived in the chapter and applying it. You may want to have the hard copy book open in front of you when you do it. You will have a sub Wednesday to work together and it is due Thursday night, Feb 15th., == = PS 3.2 Electric Fields due Friday Feb 9. Test Monday Feb 12 = a) Read Chapter 22 and do the checkpoints. Stamp Monday. b) Do Wiley as shown below

=E&M C Begins =

// If done Start PS 3.2 on Electric Fields below. //
PS 3.1 Electrostatic Force Start reading Chapter 21 on Electrostatics. a) Do the checkpoints (stamp Weds) b) Do the Wiley Questions (80% is full credit)

//You can drop in for extra help in my classroom during midterm week on Monday morning from 8:30 to 11:30 and all day Weds 8:30 - 3:00//.
= = = = For midterm review I am loaning you the ORANGE AP problem book full of lots of real AP practice problems with answers There is also study material at MFrancesco.net at 1.0 Review for AP Exam.

PS 2.9 GRAVITATION Ch 13 due Monday Jan 29 a. Read Ch 13 of our text book. b. Answer checkpoints on looseleaf (stamp Tuesday) 20 points In Wiley, organize assignments by "due soonest" and the following will jump to the top: c. Do the Wiley assignment called 2018 Gravitation Reading Questions 40 points d, Do the Wiley assignment called 2018 Gravity Sim & 4 problems 40 points. For the Simulation, change 3 variables and tell how the simulations result are affected. (40 points)

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= = =Lab 2.7 Pendulum Tension Equation due Tuesday Jan 16.= =PS 2.8 Energy in Oscillations.= a. Read section 15.2 b. There are 2 Wiley assignments to finish by Thursday night;"Energy & Oscillation 2" and "Oscillation Multiple Choice Practice". 80% correct gets a full 50 points on each. =Test Friday on SHM.= = OSCILLATIONS =

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = =PS 2.7 //Simple Harmonic Motion// due Monday Jan 8th.=

In Wiley Plus do Chapter 15 Oscillation Intro Read with Checkpoints, Sims and ILW "

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b. It has Concept Simulations: try each of the online systems. Change physical values like mass, spring constant, length and gravity. Tell how these factors affected the frequency and amplitude of the oscillations of pendula and loaded springs. (40 points)====== [|Particle oscillating in simple harmonic motion] 10 pts [|SHM block-on-spring, with and without damping] 10 pts [|Conservation of energy in a spring-mass system] 10 pts [|Pendulum motion] 10 pts Stamp Thursday. It ends with 5 problems in the interactive learning ware 15.17 (40 pts) c. Complete the problems on looseleaf in the interactive learninware. It will help you through, but show the solutions on paper. [|Interactive Learningware 15.17]

d. Test Corrections from test 2.3 (10 pts). Do it right on the test and staple it in.

BONUS: tinker with variables to create a pendulum that swings with a period of 1 second like a clock. Print out the screen for 2 bonus points.
Do the same for a spring mass system. Print out the screen for 2 more points.

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PS: 2.6: Rotation II Due Friday Dec 15.
a. Correct test 2.2 Monday night. (10 points) b .Read Chapter 11 (skip 11-9) and do the 7 checkpoints on looseleaf. (35 points) c.Open the Wiley assignment called //Rotation Chapter 11.// It starts with four simulations/videos. Watch each video and briefly described the Physics principles involved in a sentence or two on looseleaf. Then do the 4 Interactive Learningware problems, showing your work on looseleaf. the software will tell you if you are correct as you do each step and should tutor you a bit if you get stuck. I will be grading the looseleaf entirely for this problem set. = PS 2.5: Rotational Kinematics = due dates: Wiley Dec 10/Checkpoints Dec 11 A. Start reading chapter 10, completing checkpoints as you go. Hand them in Monday morning Dec 11. (20 points) B. Do the Wiley Assignment called Rotational Kinematics 1 by Sunday night. (80% correct for 40 points) C. Do the Wiley called Rotational Inertia and KE by Sunday night. (80% correct for 40 points)



Lab 2.4 Rolling

Problem Set 2.4 //due// Friday //12/1// on Projectiles and 2 D Motion Do on looseleaf : //Chapter 4 Module 4-4 Projectile motion// ( p 85) #21, 22, 23 47, 48, 49, 73, 79, 80. Draw out problem, show equations used, algebra, final answer should have units and be circled.

Test 2.2 on Monday Dec 4; Kinematics with Derivatives in 1D {Chapter 2} and 2D {Chapter4)

Lab 2.3 on Range of Projectiles //and// Lab 2.4 on Rolling due Tuesday Dec 5th

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== =Test Friday on Center of Mass, Collisions, Momentum and Impulse (Chapter 9). See Notes & Study page=

= = Lab 2.1 on Car Collissions due by Weds Nov 15 Stamp Thursday on ranking sheet. = = =PS 2.2 Momentum & Collisions Due Monday Nov 13=

a) Read the rest of Chapter 9 (9:3 through 9:9) on momentum. Do the remaining checkpoints (from checkpoint 3 to 9) (35 points) b) Test #4 Corrections (10 points) c) Signed grade report (5 points) d) 3 SIMS (50 points): There are 2 simulations in Wiley in the Collisions Simulations assignment as shown below. There is a third simulations at [] In each sim you are to experiment. Click play first to see what it does, then repeat adjusting each slider to make that variable first bigger and smaller. Write down what affect each change has on the result in a sentence. After you finish each sim, you will have a list of observations: draw a conclusion about what physics principle is behind your results.

=PS 2.1 Center of Mass Due Monday Nov 6th (hand in to sub, not mailbox, by end of period)= 1. Read 9.1 and 9.2, doing checkpoints #1 and 2 while reading.20 points 2. Redraw the 3 particles in a triangle from sample problem 9.1. Put an X where the author found the center of mass to be. Recalculate with mass #1 twice as massive (show the math), then show where the new center of mass is. 20 points 3. Ladder problem from last week. 10 points 4. Complete at least 80% of //Center of Mass Intro// in Wiley (closes Monday night - work on in class Monday) 50 points

= = = = //complete the Ladder Tutorial on looseleaf....it is part of next week's problem set. (It should work now)//

If you don't have PowerPoint, here is a PDF of the file where you can se the 11 questions and the correct answers. //Test 3 Grade Recovery Option this Friday: You can get up to 5 out of 10 points by retesting problems similar to the one's you scored less than 5/10, and get a maximum of 5/10 points to improve your grade. They will be on paper (not on UTexas) and customized to your test with on only those low scoring problems.//

=PS #6 STATICS: Rotational Equilibrium Read Chapter 12 Due Thursday Oct 26.= a. Read pages 327-339 only. Answer the __3 checkpoints__ on looseleaf as you read. Stop reading after checkpoint 3. } Stamp #1 on Tuesday. If you are using the eBook it appears as section 12.1, 12.2 and the first 2 pages of 12.3 (reading up to checkpoint 3) {10 pts} b. The following questions are __based on the reading__. Answer on the same looseleaf that has your checkpoints. {30 points - also I'll give stamp #2 and 3 for these on Tuesday if done } 1. Look at figure 12-2. __Which__ of drawings a,b,c,or d are going to fall. Use the concept of center of mass to justify why. Which of drawings a,b,c,or d are NOT going to fall. Use the concept of center of mass to say why. 2. Review sample problem 12.01. __Recalculate__ the readings on the scales if block M were moved so its center was at L/8 instead of L/4. 3. Review sample problem 12,02 //Balancing a leaning boon//. __Recalculate__ the tension in the cable if the mass twice as big and if distances a and b were both 3 meters. __Recalculate__ how hard the hinge pushes on the beam also. 4. Write out the solutions to the problems you missed on test 3. Full solutions are in UTexas {10 pts} 5. Static Rotational Equilibrium 12.2 (Wiley online assignment): closes 11:45 pm Saturday. 50 points if 80% complete before then. Work hard....winter is coming.

= Test Thursday 10/18 on Forces III: Air Drag, Conical Pendulum & Banked Curves = = = =Spark calibration:= []

=2nd Week of October:= =Hand in last weeks lab.= =PS 5 Forces III Air Drag & Banked C= =urves Due Monday Oct 17= a. Test corrections including skipped problem (10 points) b. Read Section 6-2. Then answer the following questions for 30 points: 1. What is going on with the cat and friction in figure 6-6 (p 131)? How is that similar or different from what the skier is doing in figure 6-5 on the same page? (Stamp Tuesday) How is that similar or different from what the skydivers are doing in figure 6-7 on the next page? 2. Recalculate sample raindrop problem, 6.03 from page 132, only this time lets find the terminal velocity for a falling snowflake using the same formulas given the following approximations found online: A typical snowflake made of 100 snow crystals was calculated to be about 3 mg. The average radius is 3mm. The density of air on a freezing cold day (0 o C) is 1.3 kg/m 3 //.//

//Compare the different results for your snowflake calculation and the book's raindrop calculation. Discuss whether the differences correspond to what you have seen when it snows and rains. (Stamp Weds)//

//c. Wiley: wait until Thursday to start. 60 points for 80% correct.//

= PS#4: Forces II...the Sequel. Getting Ready For Test #2 on FORCES Friday Oct 6. //Bring chromebooks all week.// = A. Wiley assignment; Forces 1 Chapter 5 online (started Friday). Get 80% correct by Tuesday night for 50 points. B. Wiley assignment; Forces 2 Chapter 5 & 6 online (wait..start after class Tuesday). Get 80% correct by Wednesday night for 50 points.

// Staple together reading guide, checkpoints and test correction with test 1 for 80 points. //
A. The following reading guide from the second part of Chapter 5 is worth 30 points (stamp Weds) Reading Guide:Note: page #s are from the old edition. You have to skip question 1 and skip the Charles pull sample problem on page 3. 2 pages (40 points) One extra credit stamp per side if done early on Wednesday.

[|Details] B. The second part of the reading guide is worth another 40 points (Stamp Thursday) C. Test Corrections. 20 points.
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__Bring Computer or Chromebook Monday:__ in case you were baffled by some UTexas problems, I could pull them up and work them out together.
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Problem Set #1: Paper part due Friday 9/15. Staple and hand in to sub the following:
==== a. Read Chapter 3 and answer the 5 Checkpoints embedded in the readings on Looseleaf. (20 points). Staple your signed parent letter and classroom rules letter to the checkpoint on looseleaf. Hand this in to sub Friday by the end of class ====

b. Do Wiley Plus chapter 3 activities: Chapter 3 problems (required - there are 3 of them; due by Thursday night) and "Optional videos for Chapter 3". //80% correct gets full 40 points.//
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Bring Chromebooks Friday so you can work on this with the sub.
=Lab report 2 on Vectors due Tuesday Sept .19=

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