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Adult education physics resources for Microsoft Excel
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Nuclear Energy: Binding Energy Graphing Assignment [EDITABLE]
This is an assignment designed to reinforce and understanding of nuclear physics and chemistry, in particular, mass-energy equivalence: determining mass defect, binding energy and binding energy per nucleon. Students can complete the assignment by hand, but this assignment is more suited for students to practice using spreadsheet software like Excel.
This resource is also part of my amazing, cost saving Physics Bundle and the Nuclear Energy Enriched Bundle
Students will:
• determine the mass
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DRT Triangle - Distance Rate and Time - Interactive
A handy visual tool to help science and math students the relationships between movement rates, time spent, and distance traveled. Selections will automatically create clear models for whether the input values are multiplied or divided.Can be used both from the given information or from the missing information!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Ultimate Solar System PowerPoint Bundle
This is the Ultimate Solar System PowerPoint Bundle. This bundle includes 8 amazing PowerPoints that will teach your students about every planet in our Solar System! There are over 200 slides in this bundle!! This is the perfect tool for teaching your students about the wonders of our Solar System. Each PowerPoint has been created with amazing HD images, Accurate Facts, Video Links, Gifs, and much more!! AS A BONUS I HAVE THROWN IN MY SCALE OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM EXCEL SHEET! ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-6
, MS-ESS1-2
, MS-ESS1-3
, MS-ESS1-1
Series and parallel circuits review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "simple circuit" vocabulary and practice problems including both series and parallel resistor circuits, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve Ohm's law (voltage, current and resistance concepts), power equations, and associated units.The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classroom setting. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Modeling Electrostatic Forces, Fields, Potential and PE on a Spreadsheet
This Physics computer lab activity (1hr 30 min or less*) guides students to write from scratch an Excel spreadsheet that enables them to build 2 dimensional electrostatic point charge distributions and measure the electric field (and F, V and PE) at points they specify.
This activity (one of 21 activities from "The Spreadsheet Lab Manual") will provide an involved and detailed study of the mathematical nature of charge distributions. The instructions guide students to easy to follow directio
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Optics concept and vocabulary review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "optics" vocabulary and concepts including both concave and convex mirrors and lenses, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve topics including reflection, refraction, virtual and real image classification, magnification, Snell's Law and diffusion. The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classro
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Study the acceleration of a Rocket - video analysis
Use video analysis to measure the acceleration of a falcon 9 rocket. How to determine the position, velocity, and acceleration of the rocket over time? How to use the data collected to analyze the rocket's motion? This lab activity is divided in four main sections, Introduction, data collection and data plotting , Analysis questions, and post-lab questions. any online source showing telemetry from a rocket launch may be used.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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LAB - How fast is a solar cart?
Students study the motion of a solar powered cart using video analysis.Students will determine the speed of a solar cart from a position vs. time graph, and they will also be able to use the information from the chart to describe the motion. Is the velocity of the solar powered cart constant? How constant the velocity is?A video of the motion is uploaded for the video analysis, and a key is also provided. results may differ depending on the cart used.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Acceleration of a cart in a ramp
Students will be able to measure the acceleration of a cart down the ramp for different inclination angles, collected data may be used to predict the acceleration of the cart for an angle of 90 degrees by extrapolation. A graph of acceleration vs. sine(angle) should yield a strait line with a slope equals to the free fall acceleration g. A key and student sample data is provided.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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High School Physics - Solar System Lab
This is a computer lab for consolidating astronomy based concepts such as Kepler's laws, Universal gravitation, escape velocity and satellite motion. This package includes a powerpoint for introducing Kepler's laws, an excel file with the orbital elements of the planets, and a fill-in-the-blanks document that guides the students through the tasks of the lab. This is a good activity to do in a high school physics class that covers astronomy related topics. It also gives students good experience i
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-4
Vector Addition Student Notes and Worksheet
This folder contains :Guided student notes for vector addition and 3 examples along with worked through answer keys if needed. An excel file that randomly generates 4 different worksheets of vector addition along with the resultant vector. answer This is a great resource for students needing extra time practicing the raw skillsAlso great to cut down on copying as students each have their own unique problem set You can also copy paste the output into another document if you're looking to come up
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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LAB-Acceleration of a cart on a tilting incline
Students investigate the acceleration of a cart down an incline for different incline angles, they will use the data obtained in this investigation to estimate the acceleration the cart would have if the angle is 90 degrees (vertical drop). This lab may be used to make the connection between accelerated motion and free fall motion.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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All in one conversion table
The conversion table has just about everything you need to make your daily conversions as well as the scientific conversions that are a bit tougher to do. This spreadsheet contains eight different conversion tables that are easy to use. Each conversion starts with one starting unit that is then converted to all other types of measurements within that group.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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LAB-Determine the acceleration of a pull-back toy cart
In this activity student will use a motion sensor to collect the position of a pull-back toy cart. Students will use the equations of kinematic to determine the acceleration from a velocity vs time graph, or a position vs time graph. Students will use the information obtained to answer the post lab questions. Students also will learn and practice on data collection, and display using data tables and graph.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How fast is a solar powered cart?
Lab activity:Use video analysis or similar technology to measure the velocity of a solar powered cart. Students will learn how to use excel or google sheets to graph data, plot a graph and obtain information from the graph as evidence to support a claim. Students may work in groups share the work, compare and communicate their results to the rest of the class. Students explore concepts like average velocity and instantaneous velocity.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Terminal Velocity Simulation Written on a Spreadsheet
EXPAND THE USE OF SPREADSHEETS IN YOUR PHYSICS CURRICULUM... This Physics activity good for all levels of Physics is a free preview of "The Spreadsheet Lab Manual." It guides students to construct a mathematical simulation starting from a blank spreadsheet that quantitatively models freefall with air resistance as an object reaches terminal velocity. Students will be guided through an inquiry based simulation as they answer assessment questions and gain skills on spreadsheets while manipulati
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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