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Physics Fun: Overview of the "Big Five" Kinematic Equations
Get familiar with the "Big Five" formulas for motion in basic physics, involving combinations of velocity, acceleration, time, and position. This class will cover the equations, their derivations, and their applications.
Mr. Kelsey P. ケルシー先生
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Completed by 8 learners
12-17
year old learners
7th-10th
US Grade Level
4-10
learners per class
$24
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55 minute class
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Let's take a look at the kinematic equations, a set of formulas designed to help us figure out the basic physics of linear motion in a large number of situations. Along with slides for each equation, we will use Desmos and application problems to work out how these equations derived and their uses. While much of the class will be lecture-style, especially in deriving the equations, I will also be prompting students to contribute by helping us all decide which equations are appropriate for...
Students will become familiar with the standard five kinematic equations often taught in high school and college physics courses. Students will be invited to problem-solve together with the teacher to work out solutions to basic physics problems.
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Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Check for understanding (CFUs) will be given throughout the lesson, as well as at the end of the lesson (titled "Mastery Check") to review material and test for general comprehension.
55 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
Mr. Kelsey P. ケルシー先生Japanese Studies, Philosophy, and Math Educator for First Principles Thinkers
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150 completed classes
About Me
------- At a Glance ------- + Magna cum laude graduate in philosophy with honors and concentrations in Japanese studies and religion + Praxis II 5161 (Mathematics Content Knowledge) certification-holder + 2nd Highest Level JLPT (Japanese...
