This course is recommended for most twelfth graders planning on
going to college; it is necessary for those who will be majoring
in a technical discipline: mathematics, science, or engineering.
Physics is a heavily math-dependent subject that studies the world
around us. Students will study topics including motion in one and two dimensions,
force, friction and Newton's laws, work and energy, momentum and collisions,
vibrations and waves, sound, light and reflection.
Text: Physics (Click for online text) by Serway and Faughn, Holt Publishing
Fri., 10/10: Gravity Lab
Thu., 10/9: Worksheet MN1
Wed., 10/8: QQ19
Tue., 10/7: No new HW
Mon., 10/6: QQ18.5, P109 14-26e
Fri., 10/3: No new HW
Thu., 10/2: QQ18, P94 (top) 1-4
Wed., 10/1: QQ17
Tue., 9/30: QQ16, P92 1-4
Mon., 9/29: QQ15, P89 1-4
Fri., 9/26: P108 1-13
Thu., 9/25: Ch2 Test
Wed., 9/24: P85 1-5
Tue., 9/23: No new HW
Mon., 9/22: TP (EC)
Fri., 9/19: QQ13
Thu., 9/18: QQ12
Wed., 9/17: Reaction Times Lab
Tue., 9/16: P70 26-32e
Mon., 9/15: P65 1-6
Fri., 9/12: QQ11
Thu., 9/11: QQ10, P69 13-25o
Wed., 9/10: QQ9, P69 12-24e
Tue., 9/9: P56 1-6
Mon., 9/8: QQ8, P49 1-5o, P53 1,3
Fri., 9/5: QQ7
Thu., 9/4: QQ6 P68 1-11
Wed., 9/3: QQ5, P47 1-6
Tue., 9/2: QQ4, P44 1-6
Mn., 9/1: Labor Day
Fri., 8/29: QQ3, P29 24-36e
Thu., 8/28: QQ2, P25 1-5
Wed., 8/27: QQ1, P27 3-21m3
Tue., 8/26: P20 1-4
Mon., 8/25: P9 1-5, P15 1-5
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