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Module 3: Motion in Two Dimensions Module 3 Assessment Imagine that an entertainment company is coming to Hampton Roads to build the latest in family-friendly theme parks. Along the main street in Physics Land, they intend to have an arcade containing unique new games to entertain and challenge visitors. (These are the types of attractions that normally reward successful guests with stuffed animals or inflatable toys, but here in Physics Land, the winners will receive scientific calculators instead!) You have been hired by the company to develop two physics- based games at least one of which involves circular motion and at least one involves projectile motion (they can include both). For each game, you must include: 1. An original name for the game/challenge. A clearly labeled diagram or illustration, with dimensions (measurements) of relevant features. A description of the objective of the game and the physics principles involved. 4. A mathematical analysis of how a guest will successfully complete the challenge and beat the game. Remember, you are not to simply copy something you've seen, but instead must come up with two original physics-based ideas. Follow the rubric below to help you complete the assignment and to understand how your work will be graded Complete your project and submit electronically to your instructor. Rubric Points 5 4 3 2 Overall Two games Two games Two games Project Games clearly originality of that integrate that integrate that partially contains only copied and concept both circular both circular integrate one fully- lacking and projectile and projectile circular and developed originality. motion and motion, which projectile game that Games fail to which both are mildly motion, or covers both demonstrate demonstrate creative or which are not circular and both circular creativity and engaging. overly creative projectile, or and projectile engage the or engaging two games that motion. reader are missing Concepts not either circular fully or projectile developed. motion. Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and illustrations illustrations are illustrations ilustrations illustrations illustrations neat, present the are mostly are somewhat missing or effectively game and its complete, but unorganized completely present the functions, and contain some and are failing to game and its include most confusion missing key present the functions, and relevant and/or are dimensions game and its include all dimensions, missing some and are not functions. relevant but would relevant effective m who