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[DOC File]The Greenhouse Effect Phet Simulation Lesson
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Select the “Greenhouse Effect” tab. Which greenhouse gases are considered by the simulation? Answer: H2O, CO2, CH4, N2O Which time period do the default conditions represent? Answer: today The thermometer represents the average global temperature. What is the average global temperature for the “today” simulation? Answer: 58 F or 289 K
[DOCX File]Current Events
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Place one of the 50 kg boxes in the center of the track. Move the friction bar to “None”. Set the Applied Force box by entering 100 Newtons. You will start the force at the same time you start the stopwatch. You can do that by using the return key on the Simulation and the cursor on the stopwatch.
[DOCX File]Activity 1.2.3 Electrical Circuits – Simulation
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Activity 1.2.3 Electrical Circuits – Simulation Introduction Since the late 1800s, engineers have designed systems to utilize electrical energy due to its ability to be converted, stored, transmitted, and reconverted efficiently into other forms of energy.
[DOCX File]Instructional Design - Introduction
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KEY. When you are finished, submit this document to the Vectors Simulation Assignment on Moodle. PhET. Vectors Simulations Lab. Introduction: A vector quantity is one that has both a magnitude and a direction. For instance, a velocity vector will have a magnitude (24 m/s) and a direction (northeast or 45 degrees). ... answer in the text box below.
[DOC File]Gravitation Simulation Lab - CLIx
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Set the “accurate-fast” slider to its middle position. Check the “system-centered” and “show traces” boxes. Then, use the program to set up the following situations and answer the following questions. 1) Solar System: Choose 4 bodies. Fill in the initial settings table with …
[DOCX File]Gravity Force Simulation Activity.docx
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Explain why the Earth orbits the Sun (you must use both the terms gravity and inertia in your answer). Earth is an object in motion so according to newton the Earth would keep travelling forward forever until it runs into another object or is disturbed by an unbalanced force.
[DOC File]PHet Gas Law Simulation
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Be sure to include the variables and constants in your answer. Part 3. Gay-Lussac’s Law. Purpose: to determine the relationship between pressure and temperature (with everything else constant). Procedure: You get to design how to test the purpose. Write down the settings you put the simulator to. ... PHet Gas Law Simulation ...
[DOC File]The Greenhouse Effect Phet Simulation Lesson
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You will then experiment with a simulation of the earth’s atmosphere where the concentration of greenhouse gases can be varied. Y will use the results of the two simulations to describe how the “greenhouse effect” affects temperature on the earth and discuss whether the “greenhouse effect” is good or bad for the earth.
[DOC File]Gravity Force Lab
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When the simulation first starts, the objects the humanoids are holding are 38 kg for the blue one, and 25 kg for the red one. On your paper, write the force in Newtons expressed as scientific notation (for example, 0.0035 is written as 3.5 X 10-3)
[DOC File]PHET Magnetism
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Part 4 – Using the simulation to design an experiment. Field Strength vs. Number of Coils Design a simple experiment to test how field strength varies with the number of coils.
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