Benchmark #03.03 Benchmark Text:Describe the types of sensors and ways in which they can be categorized. Learning Goal:The student will be able to describe.

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Benchmark #03.03 Benchmark Text:Describe the types of sensors and ways in which they can be categorized. Learning Goal:The student will be able to describe the types of sensors and ways in which they can be categorized. Benchmark #06.01 Benchmark Text:Describe the steps involved in the engineering design process and the activities performed in each step. Learning Goal:The student will be able to describe the steps involved in the engineering design process and the activities performed in each step. Benchmark #06.04 Benchmark Text:Explain and demonstrate how gear ratios are used for increasing or decreasing power or speed. Learning Goal:The student will be able to explain and demonstrate how gear ratios are used for increasing power or speed.

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EXAMPLE 1: TURN BY A SPECIFIED ANGLE This program makes a robot turn 90 degrees to the left. It uses the Wait block with the Gyro Sensor - Change – Angle mode to wait for the rotation angle to change by 90 degrees.Wait