Fun with the Eyewash [Lab Springboard]
The Lessons of Phyz152 Followers
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool
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PHYZ
This is part of the classroom curriculum I developed for use with my high school physics students.
LAB
Students will be working with something (computer simulation in this case) while completing this assignment.
SPRINGBOARD
The instructor guides students through this activity via classroom discussion. The activity is a springboard for that discussion. This is not intended as a homework or independent activity.
FUN WITH THE EYEWASH
Use the continuity equation, measurements, and calculations (including conservation of energy) to determine how high a stream of water would fly if the classroom eyewash were removed from the hose it's attached to.
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