T 2/4
W 2/5
Th 2/6
F 2/7
LAB QUIZ on internal resistance TODAY. Short QUIZ on RC Circuits Today (marking period 3).
Today, we'll continue to do some more practice AP Problems:
Required 3: 2002E2, 2003E2, 1986E2, 1988E2 (don't worry about part e), 1989E3
If you finish all of the required problems from this unit, find some additional AP problems to practice.
Homework: LAB QUIZ on internal resistance Thursday, February 6th. Finish any of these required problems and do some additional practice. Upload a PDF of your solutions to ✏️ Google Classroom by Sunday, February 4nd at 10pm. Read and process the following website for yourself on series and parallel capacitors: derivation for series & parallel capacitor equations. Also, take a look at this additional useful information on circuits that Mr. Sierzega put together (must be signed into wwprsd Google account).
Period 2: LAB QUIZ on internal resistance TODAY.
Today, we'll spend time making sure that we understand everything from this past unit:
Set 1/2: Ch 27 #61, 63, 65, 67, 79, 80, 2007E1, 2013E2, 2006E2, 1996E2, 2010E2
Set 3: 2002E2, 2003E2, 1986E2, 1988E2 (don't worry about part e), 1989E3
Make sure you've gone back and re-done all of the problems involving energy and dielectrics.
Read and process the following website for yourself on series and parallel capacitors: derivation for series & parallel capacitor equations. Also, take a look at this additional useful information on circuits that Mr. Sierzega put together (must be signed into wwprsd Google account).
If you finish all of the required problems from this unit, do more AP Problems from AP Central or from the workbook in Google Classroom.
Homework: Finish any of the work above. LAB QUIZ on internal resistance Thursday, February 6th. Circuits Unit Assessment on Wednesday, February 12th. Review all of the magnetism topics you should have learned last year on my AT Magnetism Review page.
Periods 4 & 8: LAB QUIZ on internal resistance TODAY.
In groups today, we'll try to compile a list of facts and equations that you should know about magnetism. We'll collect all of the ideas and make sure you understand the following:
Properties of permanent magnets (poles, domains) and magnetic fields (direction of magnetic field lines).
Magnetic field lines and 3-D notation.
Magnitude and direction of force on a moving charged particle in a magnetic field.
Magnitude and direction of force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field.
Direction of magnetic field created by a current-carrying wire.
Direction of magnetic field created by a loop of wire or a solenoid.
Right hand rules associated with the concepts above.
Take notes on all of above and upload pictures of your notes to ✏️ Google Classroom assignment due Friday, February 7th at 10pm.
With any time remaining, you may study for your circuits assessment.
Homework: Circuits Unit Assessment Wednesday, February 12th. Make sure you have reviewed all of the magnetism topics you should have learned last year on my AT Magnetism Review page. Upload PDF of your magnetism notes to ✏️ Google Classroom assignment due Sunday, February 9th at 10pm.