Ryan Caimano

Useful formulas, theorems, and applications -- all organized on one single sheet of ledger paper. This study-card contains the following items that students must know before the AP Exam: < front side of paper > 1) techniques for computing limits (list) 2) End behavior and asymptotes of rational functions 3) Continuity checklist and types of discontinuities 4) Definition and equation for average rate of change, instantaneous rate of change 5) useful Derivative Formulas 6) Applications of D

This laboratory experiment allows students to make predictions based off their understanding of two-dimensional kinematics, as well as apply Newton's laws of motion. This lab's objectives are as follows: ● Use trigonometry to find the precise measure of unknowns ● Apply Newton’s second and third laws to make theoretical predictions ● Use Bluetooth sensors to accurately collect data ● Compare theoretical predictions to collected data ● Compute the actual coefficient of rolling friction between t