Here is I hope the last update. Get through page 16 at least tonight.
I will be here for help, etc. during my usual hours during finals week although I do hope to leave by 2:30 on finals days.
RevShtHonorsSpr-08r1.doc
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Obsolete Honors Finals Review Package
SEE Tuesday Post
Here it is. Do first 12 pages by Wednesday. There may be revisions so keep checking.
RevShtHonorsSpr-08.doc
Here it is. Do first 12 pages by Wednesday. There may be revisions so keep checking.
RevShtHonorsSpr-08.doc
Mathematics Latest and I hope last Review Sheet
Sorry its so long, try to do about 8 sheets per night. You should be about finished with light by now. We will finish waves and light tomorrow and E and M on Wednesday. This leaves the short period on Thursday and any time outside of class hours up to your test on Friday.
CPMSpringreview08J.doc
CPMSpringreview08J.doc
Mathematical Review for Physics
Here is this afternoon's update of the review sheet. Its good up to middle of page 28. Final version should be out tomorrow.
CPMSpringreview08H.doc
CPMSpringreview08H.doc
Honors Quiz on Fluids and Thermo
For the quiz expect to define and find pressure, find velocity for a flowing fluid, know how to calculate flow rate(m3/s), understand and use buoyancy ( Archimede's principle), understand the basics underlying thermo and gas pressure, and be able to do a simple cycle and calculate efficiency.
Thermo cycle for tomorrow: use the same diagram and same format as the table in the Thermo Notes. Here are the new values. Complete table and compute efficiency for this cycle
Point T (K) P (Pa) V (m3) Process DU (J) W by (J) Qin (J)
A 300 3.6x107 A-B
B 1500 3.6x107 B-C 2.21x109
C 1500 900 C-D
D 300 6x105 180 D-A -4.42x108
Thermo cycle for tomorrow: use the same diagram and same format as the table in the Thermo Notes. Here are the new values. Complete table and compute efficiency for this cycle
Point T (K) P (Pa) V (m3) Process DU (J) W by (J) Qin (J)
A 300 3.6x107 A-B
B 1500 3.6x107 B-C 2.21x109
C 1500 900 C-D
D 300 6x105 180 D-A -4.42x108
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Mathematical Review for Final as of Sunday 11 PM
Here is the latest version, good to page 25. This goes from waves to light, before covering electricity and magnetism. I don't like this but it is the way the other mathematical course are taught. Electricity and Magnetism will be completed in the next version and then fluids and thermo.
CPMSpringreview08G.doc
CPMSpringreview08G.doc
Friday, May 30, 2008
For those doing the Spinmeister activity
Here is a link ( not a live link so you will have to paste it into your browser) for a picture and a very brief discussion of the Spinmeister
http://www.coasterimage.com/pictures/sixflagsgreatadventure/otherrides14.htm
http://www.coasterimage.com/pictures/sixflagsgreatadventure/otherrides14.htm
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Great Adventure Labs
Labs are due Monday June 2 to get one full letter, ten extra points, above the lab's normal grade.
Due by by June 9 to get any credit
You do not have to do activity 2 Conscious Commuting
Due by by June 9 to get any credit
You do not have to do activity 2 Conscious Commuting
Honors and Mathematical Thermo Assignment notes sample cycle
The sample cycle problem in the Thermo notes is now an assignment, due Monday June 2.
For the sample cycle problem in the notes on thermo use the following:
for work done in an isothermal process
Work done by gas = PinitialV initial x ln (Vfinal/Vinitial)
so work done by gas from D to A = -2.64 x10^7 Joules
and work done by gas from B to C = +1.33 x10^8 Joules
Plug these in and you should be able to do the rest
For the sample cycle problem in the notes on thermo use the following:
for work done in an isothermal process
Work done by gas = PinitialV initial x ln (Vfinal/Vinitial)
so work done by gas from D to A = -2.64 x10^7 Joules
and work done by gas from B to C = +1.33 x10^8 Joules
Plug these in and you should be able to do the rest
Period 2 Great Adventure
Apparently Period 2 groups 3 , 4, and 6 feel no need to have the activity sheets for Great Adventure, since they were laying in 506 at the end of period 2. This is fine by me . However, unless I hear a very good explanation you will all receive zero for the labs and extra credit.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Mathematical Labs
Since there was more than one 8 th period in folder last week I will accept that the refraction labs marked 5/21 can have been turned in on 5/19. I will adjust your marks accordingly. Turn your lab back in if it was marked late incorrectly.
Even more about Wednesday
All of you, read through the introductory material in the packet about force, acceleration, etc.
Those not going: First get packet from door to 506. One activity ( your choice of the 3 in the packet) is required, 2nd can replace worst lab, 3rd can get you up to 15 pts extra credit.
Period 2 go to room 531
Period 4 room 534
Period 6 532
Period 7 534
Period 8 534
Those going: same deal as those not i.e. one activity ( your choice of the ones in your group packet ) is required, 2nd can replace worst lab, 3rd can get you up to 15 pts extra credit.
You'll get packets including angle and acceleration devices on the bus. Read through the material so you'll know what and how to measure for each activity on each ride. Bring pens and index cards for data taking.
6th period groups:
#1 Katie, Ann, Rijul
#2 Peter, Parsa, Nicole
#3 Alex, Rebecca, Isha ( nice concert tonight ladies), Anita
#4 Garrett, dan, Ryan, Kuba
#4 Andrew, Jane, Sydney
8th period groups
#1 Marissa, Danielle, Kristen, and Alex, ( boy that's some group)
#2 Ashley, Ryan, Tara
#3 Spud,Peter, Evan
#4 Walker, Ray ( outstanding concert tonight you two) , Nick
Those not going: First get packet from door to 506. One activity ( your choice of the 3 in the packet) is required, 2nd can replace worst lab, 3rd can get you up to 15 pts extra credit.
Period 2 go to room 531
Period 4 room 534
Period 6 532
Period 7 534
Period 8 534
Those going: same deal as those not i.e. one activity ( your choice of the ones in your group packet ) is required, 2nd can replace worst lab, 3rd can get you up to 15 pts extra credit.
You'll get packets including angle and acceleration devices on the bus. Read through the material so you'll know what and how to measure for each activity on each ride. Bring pens and index cards for data taking.
6th period groups:
#1 Katie, Ann, Rijul
#2 Peter, Parsa, Nicole
#3 Alex, Rebecca, Isha ( nice concert tonight ladies), Anita
#4 Garrett, dan, Ryan, Kuba
#4 Andrew, Jane, Sydney
8th period groups
#1 Marissa, Danielle, Kristen, and Alex, ( boy that's some group)
#2 Ashley, Ryan, Tara
#3 Spud,Peter, Evan
#4 Walker, Ray ( outstanding concert tonight you two) , Nick
More Urgent about Wednesday
More coming so check later
1) Bus changes Bus 6 is all of Period 2 EXCEPT Meaghan, Andrew V, and Tom, who are on Bus 7.
Everyone else is Bus 7.
2) Groups are as follows - no arguments:
Period 2
#1 James, Bobby, Chrissie, Tom
#2 Lara, Anne Marie, Allison,Erika
#3 Ryan H, Dennis, Andrew V
#4 Jamie, Steve, Chris R
#5 Jen, Claire, Amy, Meaghan
#6 Caitlyn, Laura, Colleen, Shannon
Period 4
# 1 Amanda, Emily, Paige and Olivia
#2 Travis, Nick R, Zach
#3 Nelson Eric, Frankie, Frankie
#4 No one
#5 Lexi Trish Julia , Tucker
#6 Paul, Dylan, Brian, George R
More coming I am taking a break
1) Bus changes Bus 6 is all of Period 2 EXCEPT Meaghan, Andrew V, and Tom, who are on Bus 7.
Everyone else is Bus 7.
2) Groups are as follows - no arguments:
Period 2
#1 James, Bobby, Chrissie, Tom
#2 Lara, Anne Marie, Allison,Erika
#3 Ryan H, Dennis, Andrew V
#4 Jamie, Steve, Chris R
#5 Jen, Claire, Amy, Meaghan
#6 Caitlyn, Laura, Colleen, Shannon
Period 4
# 1 Amanda, Emily, Paige and Olivia
#2 Travis, Nick R, Zach
#3 Nelson Eric, Frankie, Frankie
#4 No one
#5 Lexi Trish Julia , Tucker
#6 Paul, Dylan, Brian, George R
More coming I am taking a break
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