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1 WARM UPS 1/17/2019 What would you call the highest point on a wave?
Goal: I will continue my study of harmonic motion. 106 – Seaborgium – Sg Named after Glen Seaborg who ran the lab at Berkley during the years where elements were discovered. It is the only element named after a scientist who was still alive when it was named. You can find pictures of Glen Seaborg standing next to periodic tables with his name on it.

2 HP Agenda 17-Jan-19 Finish Pendulum lab Pendulum challenge
Pg , , 31 C-23: 5-8, 11-12, 23-24, 31 Goal: I will continue my study of harmonic motion.

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