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Article #1262Re: Physics 500
From: harold_lefcourt
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 1994 03:46
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 1994 03:46
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The physics 500 is an experiment designed to introduce the ideas of average speed. The basic idea is to have students move in variousways ( run, walk, hop, skip, crawl, etc) ver a given distance and calculate the average velocity. The second part asks the student to measure an unknown distance using the previously determined average velocity. The questions ask for the definition of average speed, difference between average speed and maximum speed, and a conversion between mph and m/s. Hope this helps Harold Lefcourt Morris Knolls HS hlefcourt@aol.com
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