JUNE 17 LAST DAY

Well you guys, it was an awesome semester with all you grade twelves. I wish you good luck on all your future studies and on your graduation preperations.

all the best,

Wahida.

June 10, 2010

Hey everyone,

Today in class we reviewed the portion of our exam review booklet labelled "Electricity". The point in going over this section was to review for our test tomorrow on Electricity. The answers were conducted on the front board by Hao and the new guy.

The next scribe is Matthew.

June 9 Scribe Post

Hey everyone!

I would like to start off by reminding everyone there will be a test on friday and our exam begins on tuesday in class! You only need to bring writing devices and a calculator to the exam, do not bring your books and papers! :D

Okay so we began todays class with a demonstration about Lens law. We saw that a magnet dropped down a copper tube took longer to fall then a regular piece of metal.

Next we went through a worksheet called Electromagnetic Induction (Lenz's Law)
The answers are...
1. Left side: N Right side: S Current: up
2. Left side: S Right Side N Current: down
3. Left side: S Right Side: N Current: down
4. Left side: S Right side: N Current down
5. Left side: S Right side: N Current down
6. Left side: N Right side: S Current: up
7. Left side: N Right side: S Current up
8. no current.

We then corrected the Transformers worksheet.
1. 1200v
2. 1.2A
3. 1440W
4. 1440 W
5. 12A
6.up, down
7. more, less
8. voltage, energy and power
9. step down, 20/1
10. ac, continually change

Lastly we corrected the chapter 26 review. We did not have to do questions 4 and 5.
1. 5.0 x 10^-4 v
2. 2.24x10^-5A
3. down
6. Left side: s Right side: N Current: up
7. 125:1
8. a)300 000 b) 1: 2 500
9. a) 3 x 10^5 b) 0.06A c) 18 000 W

The next few days of class will be used for asking questions about the exam and test. Have fun studying!

Monday, June 7, 2010

Hello classmates :)

Today we resumed our study of the Electromagnetic Induction unit. We started off by watching 5 pretty helpful animations that should clarify important concepts in this unit.

If you would like to re-watch them, the URL is as follows...
(Lol honestly, I totally copied the URL down wrong in class -_-" But I refound it)
http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0078807220/student_view0/chapter25/
This will link you to the main menu of Chapter 25. You'll find the simulations under Concepts in Motion.

Woow! I just checked the site out quickly, and it would be really helpful if you could make proper use of it. Honestly, take advantage of this site, not just this direct link to chapter 25 for the test this Friday, but in preparation for the exam as well. Ok ok.

So the 5 animations that we viewed in class were on the following topics:
Electric Generator
Electromagnetic Induction
Application of Lenz's Law
Magnets and Lenz's Law
Wire Loop

After these simulations, we watched "Mr. Same-same's" lesson on electromagnetic induction. What is his actual name, if anyone knows? I'd want to try to search his lessons up.

The end of the video pretty much concluded today's class. No wait, we were also given the chapter's review (a worksheet). In case you didn't pick it up and are wanting to work on it, here it is:

(front side) http://i759.photobucket.com/albums/xx235/camyt/Chapter26Review.jpg?t=1275955138
(back side) http://i759.photobucket.com/albums/xx235/camyt/Chapter26Review2.jpg?t=127595563
I realized the images don't appear automatically for whatever reason. You have to click on the blank white page that opens up.


Key notes:
P. 533 (19-22) If you have not already, these questions are to be handed in tomorrow morning by 9 am.
Chapter Review Worksheet Work on it for next class.
Electromagnetic Induction Test This Friday, June 11.
- Check out the glencoe mcgraw-hill site!
No class tomorrow; staff meeting day.


That is all.

Love,
Camy

Friday, June 4, 2010

On Friday we corrected questions 14 to 18 on p.533 in the green textbooks. Later, we were assigned to answer and hand in questions 19 to 22. Here's the questions just in case you didn't copy them down:

19) A step-up transformer is connected to a generator that is delivering 125 V and 95 A. The ratio of the turns on the secondary to the turns on the primary is 1000 to 1.

• What voltage is across the secondary?
• What current flows in the secondary?

20) A 150W transformer has an input voltage of 9.0 V and an output current of 5.0 A.

• Is this a step-up or step-down transformer?
• What is the ratio of output voltage to input voltage?

21) A transformer has input voltage and current of 12V and 3.0A respectively, and an output current of 0.75A. If there are 1200 turns on the secondary side of the transformer, how many turns are on the primary side?

22) Scott connects a transformer to a 24V source and measures 8.0V at the secondary. If the primary and secondary were reversed, what would the new output voltage be?

Yay.

Muhanad, June 1st post:

hi everyone,

today we finished off our unit on current electricity, and series & parallel circuits by taking up the chapter 23 study guide.

we also started our last unit: "electromagnetic induction."

today we worked on the chapter 25 study guide and took it up (first page only)

also we got a handout with a worksheet titled "grade 12 worksheet: electromagnetic induction" so make sure to get both if you didn't.

Dates to remember:

1. last TEST next Friday (June 11)
2. final EXAM: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (June 15,16,17) this will take place during regular class time so don't be late.

Thanks,

Muhanad

Electric circuit

Good afternoon my scattered classmates. This is Wahida posting.

Let's begin from friday, May, 28, 2010:

We had a sub- Ms. Woo (I believe). With her help we corrected the chapter 23 Study Guide. If you need the answers I will be more than happy to lend to mine.
Next we corrected Chapter 35: Electric Circuits- COMPOUND CIRCUITS. The answers are as follows:
1. 1/5 +1/5 =2/5
=5/2
=2.5 ohms
2. 1/8 + 1/8 =2/8
=8/2
=4ohms
3a. 1 ohm+1 ohm=2 ohms → 1/2+1/2=1

3 b. 1 ohm

4b.

power	current	voltage
4W	2A	2V
8W	2A	4V

4c.

power	current	voltage
6W	1A	6V
12W	2A	6V

4d.

power	current	voltage
4.5W	1.5A	3V
$.5W	1.5A	3V
9W	3A	3V

Next we were assigned Question from the Green textbook. They are as follows:
Do #9 on applying concepts, pg 487, also on pg. 488-489 questions 13,14,16,17.

Now to the present: Ms. Kozoriz was back!! yay
Naturally, we went over the questions assigned on Friday. so here are the answers:
9. a. series b. series c. parallel d. series e. parallel f. series g. series h. parallel i. parallel

13. 6V

14a. 8.89 ohms b. 4.5A c. 2.5A
16. a. 2A b. 3A c. 15A d. yes it will.
By the way question 17 is or was to be handed in today. you may still be able to do if you haven't already.
Please leave me a comment at the bottom of this post if I've got any answers incorrect. thanks!
Also we got the answers to exam review qjuestions
Also went through a Transparency Worksheet today.
Also we got a Study Guide Booklet and a sheet- SERIES AND PARALLEL ELEMENTS.
Also we were given a link on a piece of paper, which suppose to help us with next week Friday's test.
here is the link if you don't have it: http://higheredbcs.wiley.com/legacy/college/cutnell/0471151831/concepts/index.htm?newwindow=true

OKAY I am tired! see you guys tomorrow
and the scribe for tomorrow is.......... let me check first.............never mind the scribe list is dead. so lets pick Catherine or Trinh for tomorrow.

Tuesday May 25th

Hey People!

So today in Physics we got some work sheets that I dont have with me so I cant give you the answers to them sadly haha. We got the begining of a review for the yr. at least thats what i think it is. So yeah that's about all we did today. And now I think I'm going to learn what you guys did while i was on the saskatoon trip.

TTFN.

Katie

Next scribe is... Maraiah

Friday, March 21

Yup, so today in class we watched a video on Electric Current by Mr. Same Same. All we need to do is write 7 and a half points on what we watched.
Don't forget to finish the Chapter 23 Study which we will go over on Thursday.
That's all and the next srcribe is Jonno.
Have a good long weekend everyone.

Resistivity

Hellooooo
Today we learned about Electric Circuit
we read Resistance, Ohm's Law and Resistivity and The Direction of the Electric Current

here's the answers for Resistivity Problems ^^

by Catherine N

P.S: i lost my gmail so i use Anna's, and sorry for the short post, i was busy with my English homework ^^<3

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

so today in class we went over the rest of the questions on the moving charges worksheet. the answers for 12-16 are the following:

12 a) 5.12 x 10^-14 N
b) 2.85 x 10^-4 m
13) 4.39 x 10^7 m/s
14) 5.3 x 10^5 m/s
15) 1.3 x 10^8 m/s
16) 360 Volts

then we had a fire drill and then we went over chapter 27 study guide. the answers are posted below.

1) 1.42 x10^4 m
5) 2.6 x 10^6 m/s
6 a) 4.3 x 10^4 m/s
b) 1290 N/c
7) 1.92 x10^-16 kg
8) 15 m

good luck on the test tommorrow.
and the next scribe is SAYANA


hahaha hao gao :D

Electric and Magnetic Fields

Hey everyone sorry for missing fridays post but i dont even remember what happened on friday so i will do todays instead!

So today in class we corrected a few sheets we were handed on friday i think.

The path of a charged particle in a magnetic field
Physics of a cathode ray tube
moving charges worksheet

I only have the answers for the moving charges so yeah

The next scribe is kasey

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Magnetic Fields & Electric Potential

Hi guys.. I didn't know I was the next scribe. :) Anyway, here's what we did in today's class:

• Ms. K handed back the homework from p. 423 (#17) on the green booklet about Electric Fields that was worth 5 marks.

• We corrected the Concept-Development Practice Page 33-2 - Chapter 33: Electric Fields and Potential. It's the double sided sheet with drawings on it.

Electric Potential:

1. KE=decrease in PE
2. force, distance, W=Fd, increases, equal
3. Potential, Voltage
4. 1 V
5. 12 J
6. 5000 V
7. 5000 V
8. 5000 V
9. 0.005 J
10. charge
    

Oh yeah, please highlight this part on the front page of the sheet right after question #2: At any point, a greater quantity of test charge means a greater amount of PE, but not a greater amount of PE per quantity of charge. The quantities PE (measured in joules) and PE/charge (measured in volts) are different concepts. I believe this is an important information about this unit that most students get confused of. :)

• After this, we also did the Electric Potential work sheet from yesterday's class and put the answers on the white board after we were given some time to do it. So here you go:

1. 31 J/C
2. a) 3.6x10^-14 J b) 180 V
3. 12 741 119.27 m/s
4. 3.24x10^-9 J
5. a) 12eV or 1.92x10^-18 J b) 12eV or 1.92x10^-18 J c) 2.05x10^6 m/s

• Then lastly, we got a booklet that has Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy Between Two Charged Plates: Review written at the front and has 4 pages. And another sheet called Physics 40S Electric and Magnetic Fields Assignment - The Physics of a Cathode Ray Tube that may be for hand in tomorrow in class.

** Make sure you've handed in your lab that we did the other day and questions 4&5 on Electric Fields Strength. **

Reminder: Our unit test is on May 19, Wednesday.

Next scribe is Roger

Hello hello!!

1) Today, we corrected Electric Field Strength, questions 1 to 3, the rest of the questions, 4 and 5, are due tomorrow.
2) We watched a short video, here's the link, http://glencoe.com/sec/science/physics/ppp_09/animation/Chapter%2021/Electric%20Potential%20Difference.swf
3) There were four sheets handed out: ELECTRIC POTENTIAL(WORKSHEET), CHAPTER 33:ELECTRIC FIELDS AND POTENTIAL, GRAVITAIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY(BOOKLET) and a lab worksheet (Chapter 21:Charges, Energy, Voltage), which, I believe, is due tomorrow.

*Two things are to be handed in , Electric Field Strength questions 4 and 5, and Chapter 21, Charges, Energy, Voltage.

Next scribe is Jeamille :D

Tuesday, May 11

Hello everybody! Today we corrected the questions 10, 11, 15 and 16 on page 423. I can't find the sheet that contained all the answers so please find a buddy or a classmate that has them. Mrs. Kozoriz is also an option. Also, Mrs. K made question 17 on page 423 a hand in question. Don't forget to do it !

next scribe is praisia

Elementary Charge

Today in class, we reviewed what we learned last friday.

We discussed Electric and Magnetic Fields, and Coulomb's Law.

Where k equals the constant 9.0 x 10^9, q's are the charges, and R is the distance.

ELEMENTARY CHARGE

electron = 1.6 x 10^-19

proton = 1.6 x 10^-19

The charge of an electron was measured by Robert Millikan. The charge of the electron is the same as a proton, and you have to have a multiple of this charge, because you cannot have half an electron.

1 Coulomb has 6.24x10^18 elementary charge.

In other words, "1 coulomb is a very big number"

ELECTRIC FIELDS

- Like charges repel each other, while opposite charges flow from the negative charge to the positive charge.

We did some examples on the smart board (i'm not sure if ms. K uploaded it)

And after we did the examples, Ms K gave us a handout, that pretty much explained everything we need to know about coulomb's law.

It covered Coulomb's Law in One Dimension, Coulomb's Law in Two Dimension:Equilateral Triangle, Coulomb's Law in Two Dimensions: The Square : The individual Forces & Adding the Forces. So make sure to get the handout from Ms. K if you weren't in class!

After, Ms K instructed us to answer the Practice questions on page 420, #1-5, and Questions # 10, 11, 15, 16, and 17 on Page 423. The questions on Page 423 may be for hand-in, so make sure you finish your homework!

Next scribe is domana

Coulomb's Law

Coulomb's law

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May 5, 2010

We started off class by reviewing the answers to the Gravitational Fields worksheet. The answers to this worksheet can be found at the link http://dmciphyz120210.blogspot.com/ . The blog at the top of the page entitled "Gravitational Fields Worksheet" is the one you are looking for. A comparison chart between the constants G and g was made as well:

G / g
- it is a constant on all planets \ - vector
- always remains the same / - on the moon it equals 1.6 N/kg
- a tiny number \ - has direction
- 6.67x10^-11 / - changes with mass; - 9.8 N/kg on earth

Additionally, a 5-10 sentence paragraph was handed in on why you believe Dark Matter exists which is backed up with proof (gravitational lensing, stars orbit, etc.).

Gravitational Fields Worksheet

Gravfieldsworksheet

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Hi everyone
here are the correct formulas from yesterday's class:


Escape Velocity/speed:
1.
Kinetic energy = Potential energy
Notation form: Ek = Ep

1/2mv² = Gm₁m₂

V=√2Gm/r
2. Determining g of a planet:

Fg=mg Fg=Gm₁m₂/r²

g=Gm/r²

3. Determining r, m, T:

Fc=m4π²r/T² Fg=Gm₁m₂/r²

4π²r/T²=Gm₂/r²
solve for m:
m= 4π²r³/GT²

solve for T: T²= 4π²r³/Gm

* period and radius is all you need to use this formula

4. Orbital Velocity:Fc=mv²/r Fg= Gm₁m₂/r²
v²=Gm₂/r

** also remember that force formulas have r² (squared)but energy formulas have only r radius.

April 30, 2010 12:02 AM