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Posts posted by morganism2.0
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My last teacher was mrs.Koch as well! I have been to the U of R (i took a business class there) and it is a very highly honored school to be accepted in, I am sure you will be accepted!
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I also enjoy kyaking and being out on the water! i wish you luck my fellow student in physics this year
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Hello my name is Morgan, and i am determined to become a professional artist/ comic book artist when I grow up. I have taken all of the drawing and painting classes in the school until drawing and painting D which i am currently in and I plan on taking art all the way through college. I also write and create my own stories and characters which reflect different personalitys and quirks i find in the people around me. I dream of seeing my characters animated and given voices one day in their own telivisoin series but until then i am just going to focus on getting a deal with a publishing company! (sorry i am boring and all i do is draw).
I decided to take physics this year because my science teacher notified me that a lot of colleges require a student had taken it or if they haven't they have to in college. I hope this year that I learn more about applying math to science and more specifically movement. In my story there are a lot of dynamic scenes with movement and I think maybe by studying movement and physics it may help my understanding of how to draw these movements more realistically. I am looking forward to having fun with my friends in this class this year as well as learning skills i can use in the future!
Speeding Lab
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Problem and project: Six groups of four students are given stop watches and a measuring tape in order to plan and set up, within ten minutes, an experiment to utilize measuring strategy to determine the speed of ten vehicles that pass by (without use of a speedometer).
Procedure:
Our results showed that most of the cars stayed around the 9-14 meters per second range. To improve our data we could have measured to the center of both of the trees instead of to the general area in front of them. We could have also done multiple versions of the same car at the time to take an average and lower the risk of over or under timing the car (a mistake made by one person).
There is not a speeding problem on cooper. Through our data gathered in meters per second we saw that no cars went over 14 meters per second, the speed limit on cooper (which is 35 mph) when converted to meters per second is around 15. There is not a speeding problem on cooper because all the cars stayed within the 35mph speed limit.
By Lia, Morgan, Haley, Danny