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Agenda 1) Warm-Up 5 min 2) Vocab. Words 10 min 3) Egg Drop Info. 5 min 4) Quiz Reminder 5) Virtual Lab Explanation 5 min 6) Computer Lab: Newton’s Virtual Lab 60 min F net =4.2 N

Vocab. 1.Support force: force that supports an object 2.Weight: force of gravity on an object; SI unit (N) 3.Fluid: state of matter for liquids and gases; matter that takes the shape of its container 4.Free body diagram: diagram representation of the force vectors acting on an object. 5.Equilibrium: net force equals zero.

DUE TODAY: Newton’s 2 nd law Virtual Lab DUE NEXT CLASS: Study for Quiz 10/11-12 Begin work on Egg Drop 10/17-18 Bring Calculator! “He who wishes to be obeyed must know how to command.” Niccolo Machiavelli