September 17, 2012

Linear Motion Lab

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Motion Detector Lab 1

14 comments:

  1. Brian Longo
    Allison McKenna
    Tyler Valentine

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  2. Brian Longo
    Tyler Valentine

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  3. I am Corey Sullivan and i worked with Patrick Quieroz, Brian Tripoli, and Luke McDonald.

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  4. Juan Pena
    Justin Towey

    We figured out how to post the URL to our graph.

    file:///Users/penaj/Desktop/Screen%20shot%202012-09-18%20at%209.05.13%20AM.png

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  5. Nelson Allen
    Jordan Batchelder

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  6. Rob Cattell
    Mike Dooling
    Zoe Doiron

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  7. Alli McDonald
    Elias Cadena

    It was hard to get velocity while walking away.
    I emailed you the graph.

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  8. https://docs.google.com/a/bhsconnect.org/document/d/1FbUQmFJ879UBNMcaUgUEvzzb2GQ5GWu3RKftRIGmm6c/edit

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  9. Elias Cadena
    Alli McDonald

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  10. Bryan Longo

    Allison McKenna


    We tried to post the graph but it wouldn't work. The velocity graph was simply a straight line. The distance graph had the three different graphs that we used the detector with.

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  11. Jordan Batchelder
    Nelson Allen

    We learned about negative and positive associations in relation to motion and time.

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  12. Tommy Lingren

    We learned about position and velocity on the graphs and how both have affected the graphs

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  13. Patrick Queiroz, Corey sullivan, Luke, And Brian Tripolli

    We learned about how the graphs change from negative and positive associations depending on how the motion, speed and time of the object is measured.

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  14. luke mcdonald, pat queiroz, corey, and brian

    during this lab we learned about negative and positive associations in relation to motion and time due to the graph

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