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The document presents four physics word problems involving running speeds, distances, and times. It provides the full text of one problem which involves two friends running from one house to another on a cold day. The problem gives the running speeds of each friend and asks how far from the starting house the runner will be when they catch up to their friend who got a five minute head start.
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The Perseid meteor shower occurs each August when the Earth passes through debris left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle, causing specks of comet material entering the atmosphere at 140,000 mph to disintegrate and appear as flashes of light radiating from the constellation Perseus. The meteor shower provides a popular night sky attraction each year as viewers on Earth pass through the debris trail remaining from the comet's passage every 133 years.
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The document provides an agenda for a physics class that will focus on Newton's Three Laws of Motion. It lists homework on the laws due on Monday and a "Do Now" activity rewriting a statement in everyday language. The class will then compare and contrast the three laws through group presentations, with each group responsible for defining one law, providing examples and diagrams, and including relevant math formulas. Presentation 1 is scheduled to start at 8:45 am.
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The document is notes from a chemistry lesson discussing the historical development of the atomic theory. It includes homework assignments on the first 20 elements, a smallest piece of paper contest, and questions about early atomic models like the plum pudding model. A post-test reviews key concepts like the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in atoms, different atomic models, and the discoverer of the periodic table.
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This document contains notes from an integrated science class taught by Mrs. Gall. It outlines the daily lesson plan which includes reviewing concepts of scientific method, velocity, distance, and time. Students are asked to complete a safety contract and lab demonstration on circular motion as homework. The safety contract must be signed and returned the next day.
092810 isa ihs
The document provides an overview of classroom activities for the day, including completing a Do Now activity, reviewing lesson steps, discussing the Do Now, and returning graded work with opportunities for late credit. It mentions an upcoming quiz on how to prepare and that safety contracts will be coming soon. It outlines homework, a response time lab, and a demonstration on circular motion. It asks students to list three forces and identify them as contact or non-contact and to identify forces acting between objects in direct contact or at a distance.
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Week 6 101110 gall int sci
The document discusses a science class lesson on mixtures. It includes instructions for homework on physics equations, a discussion of mixtures versus compounds, and a quiz on mixtures. The class debated whether air or sugar is a mixture, and the quiz asked students how long they remained silent during the quiz and to list two components of air. The document also provides test taking strategy notes.
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The document provides instructions and notes for homework, aims of a lesson, and information about atoms and their structure. It discusses how a helium balloon will leak over time as helium atoms escape through the balloon wall. It also lists electron configurations and locations in atoms and provides assignments due on atoms, elements, and atomic structure to be completed.
Tuesday july 27, 2010
Gall and Lasky took their sons Joey and Buffy on a playdate that included a visit to the planetarium, playing in Joey's room, having lunch, eating yogurt snacks, playing with balloons and paper, reading outside, playing a target game where Buffy had paper dots put on him, sitting in a baby swing, and working in the compost pile before resting at the end of a long day. The presentation is dedicated to both of their families for helping raise their children.
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The document discusses the scientific method and its connection to investigating a car accident. It describes the stages of observation, developing hypotheses, testing hypotheses through experiments, reinterpreting evidence and revising hypotheses, and reaching a conclusion. It provides examples of how each stage would be applied in investigating a hypothetical car accident.
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The document summarizes key concepts from chaos theory and fractal geometry. It defines chaos theory as the field studying how dynamical systems can be highly sensitive to initial conditions. The butterfly effect metaphorically describes how small differences in initial conditions can lead to large variations over time. Fractals are geometric shapes that can be split into parts that are reduced-size copies of the whole. Different types of fractals are described including escape-time, iterated function systems, random, and strange attractors.
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