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Summary Conceptual Questions Problems Additional Problems Challenge Problems D 7 Work and Kinetic Energy D 8 Potential Energy and Conservation of Energy D 9 Linear Momentum and Collisions D 10 Fixed-Axis Flotation D 11 Angular Momentum D 12 Static Equilibrium and Elasticity v hiiEcoming .p I' D i i I U o w - - Q A 6 ENG @Ili} 5:725:20 N Studen X Applica X N Readin X = Ch. 6 A X Your ar X Find Sc X b Select X | Mc 41 X y! univers X New To X + V X C openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/6-additional-problems ... 5 Virginia DMV Drive... @Password Manager Apply to Virginia's... Apply to Virginia's... Northern Virginia C... FSA Apply for Financial.. N Student Links - Nor... Pre-Pharmacy | Hea... C learn.vccs.edu/courses/468885/assignments/9689235 ... Virginia DMV Drive... @ Password Manager Apply to Virginia's... Apply to Virginia's... Northern Virginia C... (FSA) Apply for Financial.. N Student Links - Nor... Pre-Pharmacy | Hea.. Due Tuesday by 6pm Points 10 Submitting a file upload File Types doc, pdf, xIs, docx, xlxs, and png Available May 26 at 8pm - May 31 at 6pm 5 days Writing in Science.pdf + Select one problem from chapter 6 HW, either problem # 43 or 61 or 95. In your solution, include a picture of the free body diagram. In your solution, show all the important steps with the formulae leading to the final result. 6 points for the correctness of the solution with all the steps, 1 point for neatness of the solution, and 3 points for the free body diagram. ENG 1:59 PM 1 Rain coming 5/27/2022Page 1 of 5 ZOOM + Lab. Writing in Science Technical Writing Goal Select one problem from the chapter on Newton's Second Law and write up its solution. The solution must include an illustration, a free-body diagram, equations for Newton's Second Law, algebraic steps, and any accompanying explanations to make the solution clear to the reader This lab activity will be evaluated on the following components: 1. The correctness of your solution 2. Illustrations included 3. Clearly typed equations and formulae 4. Organization 5. Overall clarity Resources Every student has access to the Google Suite. Software to write the report Use Google Documents (or equivalent such as MS Office, Open Office, etc.) to write your documents. Use the built-in section titles and headings.Page 2 of 5 ZOOM + Lab. Writing in Science * File Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons Help Last edit was seconds ago 1 5 4 7 100% . Heading 1 20 - BIU A Lab. Writing in Science Technical Writing Goal To write formulae and equations, use the "Insert Equations" function in the Insert Drop-down menu. In the same menu, the item above Insert Equations, allows you to insert special symbols, such as greek letters or math symbols. Lab. Writing in Science * File Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons I Image Table Drawing did Chart - Horizontal line Footnote 96+Option+F Special characters TT EquationPage 3 of 5 ZOOM + Most Equation Editors (in Google and Pages, at least) allow you type in commands for the math formulae that are based on LaTex. So, if you wish to type in the following: CF = ma You must type in the equation editor the following (without the quotes) "\\Sigma F = m \\vec a" Here is a quick reference on LaTex commands for math symbols and letters. Diagrams and Pictures Generally speaking, copying and pasting someone else's diagram is a copyright violation, so it's safe to avoid it. Make your own graphs and diagrams For Diagrams - Use Google Draw or Presentation where you can draw a diagram and then copy and past it in your documents. (Alternatives include Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, etc.) Untitled drawing # @ File Edit View Insert Format Arrange Tools Help Last edit was seconds ago Shapes > Arrows Callouts + Equation 00 008080060 ODOnBOXAVOID 0800 O For Graphs - use a spreadsheet - Google Sheets, MS Office Excel, etc. Then copy and paste into your document.Page 4 > of 5 ZOOM + Overall Appearance of your Document Your document should include full sentences organized in paragraphs. You cannot simply use bullet lists, or put the equations and skip the explanations. That is why it is called a Report. As with the diagrams and illustrations, use your own words. Do not copy and paste other people's words Lab. Simple Pendulum +7 5 N a Share File Edit View Insert Format Data Tools Add-ons Help Last edit was seconds ago 6 7 100% - $ % 0 .00 123- Arial . BISA BE . ... . Chart editor Setup Customize ath 6 L (om) Chart type time for 10 oscillations Run 1 Run 2 Roun 3 Run Run 5 ' Scatter chart gth 7 L (OF T^2 (s^2) vs. L (m) Data rang time Run 2.5 F41:G45 20 X-axis 123 L (m) 1.5 T^2 (5 2.30432 Aggregate 10 2.01072 Series 0.5 1.36422 123 T*2 (s*2) C.0 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.50 0.55 Add Series L (m) Switch rows / columns Use row 41 as headers Use column F as labels Grammar, Style, and Punctuation Most Editors have automatic spell checkers. There are apps on the web which can also scan for punctuation and style. One such is Grammarly which has paid and free versions. When you finish with your report, run the checks for common grammatical and spelling errors.Page 5 > of 5 C ZOOM + Bibliography If you have used external resources, make sure to include them in the end of your report. The best way to do this is to use a bibliography app. Here is one free that I have used in the past: https://www.mybib.com/#/projectsQQaya/citations Appendices If you want to include data from experiments that take a lot of space, or add more details that might or might not be necessary - consider putting them in an Appendix at the end of your report. Do not make your report longer than absolutely necessary!N Studen X Applica X N Readin X Ch. 6 P X Your ar X Find Sc X b Select X Me 41 X y! univers X New To X + V X C openstax.org/books/university-physics-volume-1/pages/6-problems ... 5 Virginia DMV Drive... @ Password Manager Apply to Virginia's... Apply to Virginia's... Northern Virginia C... FSA Apply for Financial.. N Student Links - Nor... Pre-Pharmacy | Hea...