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Description
The instructor leads students through this worksheet via classroom discussion and the included presentation.
A full projectile problem in physics can be large and daunting. This guided classroom discussion takes things one digestible bit at a time. Probing projectile motion at this depth should be reserved for AP Physics 1 students.
“PhyzJob: Projectile Problem 2” is a nice way to follow this activity so that students have an opportunity for independent practice.
Includes
Student document (print-friendly Google Docs file on Google Drive)
Presentation (link embedded in answer key)
Answer Key
Highlights
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Description
The instructor leads students through this worksheet via classroom discussion and the included presentation.
A full projectile problem in physics can be large and daunting. This guided classroom discussion takes things one digestible bit at a time. Probing projectile motion at this depth should be reserved for AP Physics 1 students.
“PhyzJob: Projectile Problem 2” is a nice way to follow this activity so that students have an opportunity for independent practice.
Includes
Student document (print-friendly Google Docs file on Google Drive)
Presentation (link embedded in answer key)
Answer Key
