Physics - Prelab1 Speed CNC 9-30-11
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This physics pre-lab document instructs students to read pages 40-41 comparing and contrasting speed versus velocity, addressing the key concepts of time and distance by drawing a Venn diagram. It also asks students to compare and contrast instantaneous speed versus average speed using the same diagramming approach. Finally, students are to write a three paragraph essay comparing and contrasting all the key concepts and relating them to their own experiences, discussing where speed and velocity can be observed and why these concepts are important.
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