9/19-9/23/16 (slope and area graphs)

ORANGE: Homework Assignment is given RED: Assignment due in the box or for a stamp GREEN: Something going on at lunch PURPLE: Something going on at night BLUE: a link to what we watched

WHAT HAPPENED LAST WEEK:

Mon (9/19) —

New seats!

Stamps from last week

BOW

Joke Monday

SlideShow

Continue to work on slope (Derivative) graphs.

Hand out Take Home Test 1 Part 1 (3 sides)of the Packet 1 Take Home Test

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Tues (9/20) —

Show star flow chart video

Discuss all the movements going on

Discuss “what is the definition of motionless?

Finish 1.9 (Area graphs)

HO Sheet 1.10 (More Gold Standard)

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Wed (9/21)—

HO Sheet 1.11 (Finger dancing)

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Thur(9/22) — Hand out Part 2 (2 sides) of the Packet 1 Take Home Test

Worked on the front of 1.11

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Fri (9/23)—

Hand out and discuss cover sheet of Packet 1

Go over Quiz 10b

Work 1.10.5 together

Discuss Divisions in general and Rocketry in particular.

Hand out Rocketry Applications to those interested

We did a help session for THT1 at lunch

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WHAT WILL HAPPEN THIS WEEK:

TEST WEEK!!

Mon (9/26) —

There is a help session for THT1 at lunch

BOW

Tribe Day (Must have at least three sides done on the take home test by the first of class).

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Tues (9/27) — RED Day – Must have all 5 sides done by the time we grade it in class.

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Wed (9/28)— Test 1A (2 sides)

Make sure your packet is stapled and ready to hand in BEFORE CLASS ON THURSDAY

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Thur(9/29) — Hand in your 100 pt Notebook before you take Test 1B

Hand in your 120pt Packet 1 before you take Test 1B

Test 1B (2 sides)

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Fri (9/30)— Finally —

😀 A day to celebrate and enjoy Feast and Film.😊

WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN NEXT WEEK:

Mon (10/3) —

BOW

First day to makeup TEST 1A and/or TEST 1B if you missed one the previous week:

Go over Packet 1 Celebrities

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Tues (10/4) —

Our first ROCKETRY MEETING

Second day to makeup TEST 1A and/or TEST 1B if you missed one the previous week:————————

Wed (10/5)—

FIRST BOTBALL MEETING OF PRESEASON 4:30 – 6:00PM

Last day to makeup TEST 1A and/or TEST 1B if you missed one the previous week:————————-

Thur(10/6) — 😎 FALL BREAK 😘

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Fri (10/7)— 😋 FALL BREAK 😄

PICS FROM LAST WEEK:

Will add captions later this weekend.

: Simplified view of what happens when a massive star collapses in on itself due to the tremendous gravitational “pressure”. The outer layers collapse in at speeds up to 50,000 km/sec. When a high energy electron “slams into” and is absorbed by a positive proton, a neutron is formed (and an electron neutrino). SO in the core of a neutron star a sort of “neutron soup” is formed.

: This is what I believe unfortunately.

: It is impossible to sit still.

: So “motionless” must be defined this way.

: When you are graphing v vs. t the area is ∆x.

: in this case you don’t get a square area because the height is in terms of m/s and the base is in terms of sec. So the area under the function is in terms of m (since the seconds cancels out).

: The Head-to-Tail method introduced.

: So in vector world 3 + 4 could equal 7, but it can also equal 6 or 5 or 4.5 or 3.2 . . . an infonite number of possibilities depending on how the vectors are oriented.

: Examples of adding vectors Head-to-Tail. Always draw the resultant either in a different color or make it dotted or dashed or something that distinguishes it from the vectors that were added to make it.

: vectors can cross each other when you add them up.

: 1.10.1

: 1.10.5 (part 1)

: 1.10.5 (part 2)

: We are going to be doing some very simple elementary introductory Integral notation. Don’t freak out. It’s just a fancy way of saying . . . we are going to find some areas of graphs.

: The following are examples we did in Friday’s classes showing how to write the equations which represent the process of finding areas under functions.