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Today is a full period review for the quiz tomorrow. We are racing the cars on Friday.
Today's lesson was about Mechanical Resonance - the powerpoint as well as the files that are associated with it are found below. What are standing waves and how do they form? The applet below is a great tool for understanding how standing waves are formed when periodic waves reflect back and interfere (constructively and destructively) with themselves; the result is a standing wave. Downloads:
Today we will be learning about the Doppler Effect. Watch the video tutorials below and complete the notes part of the package as well as the example problems. In class we will do a quick recap of the lesson, talk about applications of this (doppler radar, the big bang, police radar, etc.) and work on the problems.
Doppler Effect Lessons (Class Lesson and additional Lesson)
Today we are doing some learning about the human ear. The package to complete can be downloaded below - use the textbook or suitable online sources to complete the sheet. Watch the two videos as well - they are very helpful.
Today we are going to determine the speed of sound experimentally. Our results should be with 5% of the actual value knowing the ambient air temperature and the equation for the speed of sound.
Today you will do a short research assignment on the speed of sound. You can use a cellphone, computer, or the textbook to find the answers. You will learn about sound in space (is there any?), the speed of sound in air and how it depends on temperature, the mach number, sound barrier, sonic booms, etc. Watch the videos below as well...
[we are doing this lesson a bit out of order because I am away - we will pick back up tomorrow with periodic waves and then move into sound next week and pick back up from here] Sonic Boom Watch planes breaking the sound barrier - listen for the loud "boom" and "why is there a vapour build up around the plane?"
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