B Day Science Do Now due today Khan Academy: 1) Displacement from time and velocity examples. 2) Instantaneous speed and velocity .Ordonez


Maribel Ordonez 6:02 AM
Directions: WATCH the following 2 short videos on Khan Academy:
1) Displacement from time and velocity examples. https://youtu.be/lQ-dvt3V4yQ

2) Instantaneous speed and velocity . https://youtu.be/pfTTHx9kCHk

Past due: Frames of Reference  Work and the work-energy principle

CLASSWORK: DL # 16 Assignment - Classwork 4/28/2020 100 points Maribel Ordonez 6:02 AM
Directions:
1)Open the link below. Solve and explain your answer by typing it in the box to the right that says "Type your Answer" then hit "Turn in" when you are done.
Do NOT type your answer in Class Comments or Private Comments.
2)Respond to two other classmates with either clarifying questions or corrections.
3)Follow directions #1 and #2 to have full credit.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Fbqz3piuPkRpMlHDTTmCEBNaaJJlfA-wfDRI6FOoDHk/edit
Note: 30 minutes is 3 units on the x-axis, go up form that seeY axis for the care then = about 84 (C) Pic copied below click to enlarge

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