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You don't know you're alive until you have to breathe manually.

[Christian @BobRoss2003]

@rwndolino @EngrYourWorld @OCAwolves @EctorCountyISD That’s really cool honestly, great work guys.

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This is my cardboard car that traveled at least 2 feet in length. It does travel farther but for the sake of saving the rubber band we did the minimum distance @rwndolino @EngrYourWorld

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@rwndolino @jlmasey

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Me and @jlmasey build a series-parallel combination circuit using 8 lights all with different brightness at different times for physics this week. Our 3-D model is a gray background and we shaped the lights in an A with all wires hidden. @rwndolino

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@rwndolino when two objects rub against one another they transfer electrons from each other. one positive, one negative. Similar to when a balloon is rubbed against one's hair to make the balloon stick to them

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(Part2/2) @jlmasey @RhinoRamirez6 @Silver_Streak7 @SarahCarreon09 @rwndolino

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In physics class we are learning about the different types of waves. My group did a PowerPoint on radios and speakers. (Part 1/2) @Silver_Streak7 @jlmasey @SarahCarreon09 @RhinoRamirez6 @rwndolino

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@rwndolino 500*1,000=500,000
60*60=3,600
500,000/3,600= 138.8...m/s or 139m/s

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@rwndolino Change in direction is a type of acceleration.

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@rwndolino An object would follow in a straight line path without centripetal force because an object in motion stays in that motion unless acted on by an outside force, which in this case would be centripetal force.

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This week in physics class we were challenged to make a toy carousel to show circular motion. Testing the centripetal force that will make an object go in a circular motion instead of a straight line. @rwndolino @jlmasey @RhinoRamirez6

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@rwndolino You need to multiply mass by velocity in order to find the momentum of an object.

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@rwndolino An indicator of a collision being an elastic or inelastic collision is the bounce back of objects with the same amount of force.

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@rwndolino @ECISDScience To reduce impulse it would be to to change direction in order to allow the time to extend before collision weakening the force.

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@rwndolino @ECISDScience Momentum is constantly conserved but the velocity will be effected by the inertia

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@rwndolino @ECISDScience The golf ball has the greatest mass allowing it to have higher velocity and momentum

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@rwndolino @ECISDScience Kinetic and potential. Kinetic is energy in motion while potential is stored energy.

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@rwndolino @ECISDScience Energy is needed in order to apply force but force is used to transfer energy.