Questions
of the Week
- 1.
What
is the third drop down link on the help tab on my website?
- 2.
What
is the second drop down link on the home tab on my website?
- 3.
What
are my parent’s names?
- 4.
What
is the first drop down link on the science class tab on my website?
- 5.
What
did I state about extra credit on Tuesday 4/14/20?
Scientist
of the week. (I thought that this scientist is apropos for this week.)
- 1.
I
was born on October
28, 1914.
- 2.
I
was an American physician, medical researcher and virologist who developed one
of the first successful polio vaccines.
- 3. I attended the City College of New York and New York University School of Medicine.
- 4. In 1941, I was granted a fellowship at the University of Michigan where I studied flu viruses with my mentor Thomas Francis Jr.
- 5. Polio was considered one of the most frightening public health problems in the world until 1955 when my vaccine was introduced.
Daily
Questions
- 1. If you are in a moving car on the interstate and you drop a small ball, inside the care, what will happen to the ball from your point of view in the car?
- 2. From question one, what will the falling ball’s direction of travel look like from outside of the car as it goes by? (Assume it is a see-through car. I know what some of you are thinking.)
- 3. Net force is the adding of all the forces and the direction of the forces. What is the net force of two objects crashing into each other from opposite directions both traveling at 1 km/hr. Here is a visual
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- 4. Is the earth truly a fixed position?
- 5. How can you describe the position of an object in two dimensions?
