Read Extortion – the short sci-fi story. After you finish the story, look up the discussion questions ( using discussion questions attachment ONLY!!) ,

PLEASE REVIEW THE INFORMATION BELOW  Image Characteristic for Mirror and Lens A spherical mirror is a reflective surface that can be concave or convex. Making the analogy with a spoon, the reflective surface of a concave mirror (spoon) “holds” the water and the reflective surface of a convex mirror (spoon)

PLEASE REVIEW THE INFORMATION BELOW  Reflection and Refraction Reflection and refraction are two commonly observed optical properties of light. Whenever light strikes the surface of some material at an angle, part of the wave is reflected, and part is transmitted (or absorbed). The reflection of light rays from a plane

I need help with this home work assignment  Practice Makes Perfect – Final Comprehensive Quiz General Physics Lecture/Lab (PHY 213) V. M. Edwards, Ph.D., Professor Last Name__________________________ First name______________________ Score___________ SI Base Units Quantity SI Unit (word) SI Unit (abbreviation) 1. Mass _________________ _________. 2. Time _________________ _________. 3. Length

please review the info below Magnetic Fields This lab uses a Physlet simulation. Click here In this lab the simulation generates magnetic field lines due to permanent magnets such as ferromagnetic materials (like iron) and Earth. Magnetic field “lines” are actually loops with a North to South direction. Magnets have

I need help with these homework problems 1. The amplitude of the wave shown in the figure is A. A. B. B. C. C. D. D. 2. The wavelength of the wave shown in the figure is A. A. B. B. C. C. D. D. 3. What is the wavelength

PLEASE REVIEW INFORMATION  Ohm’s Law Theory Ohm’s law states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across the two points and inverse proportional with the resistance. V = I R V = Voltage I = Current R = Resistant Procedure The lab

PLEASE REVIEW THE INFO  Experiment Pendulum and the Calculation of g Experiment Pendulum and the Calculation of g Lab 6 -Simple Pendulum Discussion and review A simple pendulum consists of a mass (“bob”) suspended from a light string of length L. The bob is pulled sideways such as the string

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please review the info  Conservation of Energy Name: Date: Objectives: To explore concepts of kinetic, potential and total energy with and without friction. Theory: Kinetic Energy, KE=½mv2. Gravitational Potential Energy PE=mgh Total Mechanical Energy, E=KE+PE= mgh + ½mv2 Conservation of energy law: Ef = Ei or Ef – Ei =

info below FRICTION The lab activity uses a simulation developed by University of Colorado Friction Simulation Click Here Select “Friction” on the bottom of the screen, then select all the right corner options. Start with the m=50kg wood box on the floor and increase the applied force such as the

INFROMATION BELOW  Lab 3 – Force 1. What is force? 2. What is the unit for force? 3. Analyze each vector diagram and fill in the table below. Vector Diagram Resultant Force (Magnitude and Direction) 4. What is the force on a 1000 kg elevator that is falling freely at

PLEASE REVIEW THE INFO Data Collection: Linear Motion Linear motion refers to the motion of an object along a straight line. This experiment will study in activity 1 the linear motion in a horizontal direction and in activity 2 the linear motion in a vertical direction. Material you need: ·

Can someone help me with this homework assignmen? Only 15 questions. Last Name _____________________________ First Name ____________________ Major _________________ 1. Complete the following statement: The angular measure 1.0 radian is equal to A) 0.0175°. B) 57.3°. C) 1.57°. D) 3.14°. E) 6.28°. 2. A bicycle travels 141 m along a

Graphing Lab PHSC 114 Southern Arkansas University TECH Spring ‘23 Lab 3- Graphing Introduction: One of the most effective methods of describing the relationship between two or more types of measurements is to plot a graph. For example, you could plot a graph of distance vs. time and this would

Last Name ___________________________First Name _______________________Date ______________ 1. A park ranger wanted to measure the height of a tall tree. The ranger stood 9.50 m from the base of the tree; and he observed that his line of sight made an angle of 65.2° above the horizontal as he looked at

BCIT Department of Physics MGO-03 – Worksheet Version: Jan-23 – 1 – © Dr. M. Harder MGO-03: Graphical Analysis – Worksheet Maximum Score: 18 1. [4] Include the following four GraphIt outputs (plot and fit results) with your submission: (1) Data Set 1 fit with Model 1.1 (2) Data Set