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1 total messages Started by Marty Baumberger Sat, 04 Mar 1995 12:45
Re: Use of graphing calculators in physics
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Author: Marty Baumberger
Date: Sat, 04 Mar 1995 12:45
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I lost the thread on the following posting and would like to obtain the lab
instruction sheet referred to below.  It's a great idea and I'd like to use
it or pass it on to my students who have graphing calculators.  Please
either e-mail the instruction sheet or post it to the list.  Thanks.


>   I used TI-85 graphing calculators with my physics class last year (I
>am now at a different school) to illustrate the properties of waves. By
>adding sine curves we were able to illustrate standing waves, overtones
>and beats. The class seemed to enjoy the lab
>
>   I could e-mail you the lab instruction sheet or post it on the list
>if anyone thinks that's appropriate.

Martin H. (Marty) Baumberger
Chestnut Hill Academy
500 W. Willow Grove Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19118
Voice:  (215) 247-4700
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