Newton’s Laws of Motion Webquest This interactive webquest is designed to help you gain a better understanding of Newton’s Laws and the principles of physics
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Newton’s Laws Webquest Part 1 Explain each of Newton’s three laws: A. Law of Inertia ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ B. Law of Force and Acceleration ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ C. Law of Action/Reaction ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Part 2 1. I can investigate and apply Newton’s Laws to vehicle restraints. a. Go to http://regentsprep.org/Regents/physics/phys01/accident/default.htm b. Choose one of the eight videos and observe Newton’s Laws in relation to car crashes. c. Describe all the ways that Newton’s Laws can apply in a car crash.
d. Compare and contrast the results of a crash while the passengers are not wearing seat belts and while they are wearing seat belts.
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2. I can investigate and apply Newton’s Laws to sports activities. a. Go to http://www.exploratorium.edu/baseball/scientificslugger.html The Scientific Slugger. b. Read and fill in the blanks: The distance a baseball travels depends on ________ primary factors: the ________ at which the ball leaves the bat, and how _________ the ball is hit. The ________ of the ball depends on both the speed of the _______ and the speed of the __________.
Gravity is always pulling ________ on the ball. If you hit the ball straight up, it spends quite a bit of time in the air, but doesn't travel far from home plate. If you hit the ball horizontally, as in a line drive, the ball moves away from home plate at maximum velocity, but quickly hits the ground because of ________ -- still not very far from home plate. To maximize your hitting _________, you need to have both a high horizontal ________ AND you need to keep the ball in the air for a ____________ time. You can do this by hitting the ball at an ___________ angle. c. Try to hit a home run. Change one variable at a time. Record each of your variables below. Result? Type of Angle of the Pitch speed Bat speed Distance (homerun pitch ball or not?)
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3. I can investigate and apply Newton’s Laws to amusement park rides. a. Go to http://www.learner.org/interactives/parkphysics Amusement Park Physics b. Read and answer the questions: i. What activities are more dangerous than riding an amusement park ride? __________________________________________________________ ii. What drives the motion of a roller coaster? ___________________________________________________________ iii. Name the three types of wheels on a roller coaster car. ___________________________________________________________ iv. Compare and contrast wooden vs. steel roller coasters:
c. Click the icon in the text that says ‘Design a Roller Coaster’ i. List the constants for the experiment __________________________________________________________ ii. Click ‘begin’ 1. Height of first hill ______________ 2. Slope of the hill ________________ 3. Exit path ____________ 4. Height of the second hill ____________ 5. Shape of the loop __________ iii. Did your roller coaster pass the safety test? ____________ iv. Did your roller coaster pass the fun test? ______________
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4. Investigate and apply Newton’s Laws to tectonic activities a. Go to http://www.jclahr.com/science/earth_science/animate/ b. At the bottom of the page, click on the link for the Quicktime video. Play the video and answer the questions. i. Which of Newton’s laws applies to the rock that gets stuck while the plate is subducting into the mantle? _________________________ ii. Which law causes the land to bulge up above the subducting plate? __________________ iii. Which law causes tsunamis to occur when earthquakes take place in the water? ________________________________ iv. Explain the energy transformations involved when the plate subducts and creates an earthquake. ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ 5. Investigate and apply Newton’s Laws to rocket launches a. Go to http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/interactives/gravity.html and click ‘start’ b. You will have five different missions – to dock the rocket at the orbiting space station. For each trial, change the amount of thrust and the angle of the launch. Press the launch button to test your variables. Record variables for successful launches below: Round Thrust Angle 1 2 3 4 5