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Kinematics: Practice problems with detailed answers
Thirteen problems, ranging from easy to hard, are presented, increasing in difficulty, and are geared toward higher-level students. By practicing these problems, students understand how to break down kinematic questions and apply the relevant formulas to handle them effectively.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Engineering, Physical Science, Physics
VEX Practice Coding Template Worksheet
This worksheet is used for students to practice writing code without the computer. It can be used for students to take notes, write code for a quiz, document new code ideas and peer review and check for errors.
7th - 12th
Engineering, Other (Science), Robotics
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Finding the Power of the Sun - Energy Exercise - High School Physics
This is an improved version of the activity The Power of the Sun. Ii is an excellent problem in the topic of energy. The problem is the following: A physics student wants to estimate the power of the Sun. During that time in the year and also in the day when light rays from the Sun are the most intense, she found that in a 7-hour period, the temperature of the water in a pool increased 1.6º C. The pool is 22 m long, 12 m wide, and 1.8 m in depth. She investigated that only 50% of the sunlight
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Engineering, Physics
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