First post for the year

It has been four days of classes and finally we get started with the blog, after a few days of transferring in and out of class things have begun to settle down in school.

Around the first two days of classes we received two sheets of Grade 12 Physics Acceleration Assignment. (one sheet has 7 question and the other has 10) For those who have missed those days here are the answers:

Grade 12 Physics Acceleration Assignment (questions 1-7)
1. 200m
2. 5.5m/s
3. o.74m
4. 1.1x10 ^-3m/s or 0.0011m/s
5. 9.8m/s
6. 5.6s
7. 75m

Grade 12 Physics Acceleration Assignment (question 1-10)
1. 8s
2. 164m
3. 25.6m/s
4. 180m
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6. a) 27m
b) 8m/s
7. a) -1.15m/s²
b) 7s
8. 150m
9. 62.5m
10. 1.05x10⁴

Now, for today's class we finished and corrected the study guide on Displacement During Constant Acceleration (sheet 4.2). Here are the answers to the blanks (in said order) for those who have missed the class.

First paragraph:
blank 1: d=1/2(Vi + Vf)t
blank 2: d
blank 3: Vf
blank 4: Vi
blank 5: t
blank 6: velocity-time

Second paragraph:
blank 1: d= Vit + 1/2 at²
blank 2: displacement
blank 3: constant
blank 4: displacement
blank 5: acceleration
blank 6: straight line
blank 7: half a parabola
blank 8: instant

Third paragraph:
blank 1: time
blank 2: Vf²= Vi² + 2ad
blank 3: displacement
blank 4: final velocity
blank 5: initial velocity
blank 6: acceleration

Forth Paragraph:
blank 1: Galileo
blank 2: acceleration
blank 3: mass
blank 4: air resistance
blank 5: g
blank 6: velocity
blank 7: acceleration
blank 8: -9.8m/s²
blank 9: a
blank 10: given
blank 11: unknown
blank 12: rewritten
blank 13: subsituted

After that we were to read from pages 95-102 in the Physic textbook (blue bind).

HOMEWORK: Questions 35, 36 and 37 on the printout
And tomorrow's scribe is..... *insert name here* (I forgot the name D= )