Our focus this week is the tyre marks and blood splatter. This looks like a job for the physicists among us. We’ll be looking at the way forces interact with the evidence we’ve been left to see if we can deduce something about the events and the perpetrator. To do so we’ll need to achieve the following:
Draw accurate force diagrams (Force Badge up for grabs here)
Calculate resultant forces
Describe different types of force and name the most relevant ones
Predict an object’s motion using thought experiments and force diagrams.
We’ll use the presentation (Week One) and the sheets linked below:
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Comment below to interact with the online lab.
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Hey Eric!
You DID it!
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Hello Ms Critchley, this is Kai
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Hello Owen! Nice work!
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Hey Daniel!
Hi Miss Critchly It’s Tyler Quinn from your truth and lies course.
Oh! I love it when people talk about my course! We’re going to have a great big adventure in Science this year!
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Hello Miss Critchely It’s Joshua Onafowokan from science.
Yes Joshua! Welcome. do check for the extra capitals in your sentence above.
hello Miss Critchley i am enjoying the lessons
Thanks Diego! What can I do to make them even better?