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FPC Day 46 Rocket Launch and Film

Warm Up What is the kinetic energy of a girl, who has a mass of 50 kg, moving on a skateboard with a velocity of 3 m/s? Equation: KE= ½ × mass × velocity2 225 Joules

Agenda Rocket Launch and Film Today Office Hours this week Wednesday 3:15-4 Thursday Tutorial Thursday 3:15-4:15 Homework due: Energy of a Basketball I will come around and stamp it

Three Week Schedule

Learning Target I can design a rocket with my company that will decrease the amount of energy loss during its flight.

Task for Today Need to launch each of rockets and film the launch Make sure to name each launch on the iPad Find the initial velocity and highest point of the launch Complete calculations

Task Instructions (Analyze rocket launch) DO Follow the instructions on page 4 or the tutorial video. Get to the video either using the URL or QR code. bit.ly/1o7Mown 3. Record values in the data table In your packet AND on class spreadsheet. DONE by _____________. WHEN DONE: start designing your final rocket