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Extension A: Representing Motion on Speed-Time Graphs | |
Extension B: Explanations Using Energy Diagrams | |
Extension D: Scientific Explanations | |
Extension E: Simultaneous Interactions | HTML5 |
Extension G: Mechanisms for Heat Interactions | HTML5 |
Extension I: More on Conservation of Energy | HTML5 |
Optional Review Extension | |
Extension J: Reviewing Energy and Interactions | HTML5 |
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Extension A: More on Elastic Energy | HTML5 |
Extension B: More of Magnetic and Static Electric Interactions (optional) [Representing Magnetic Poles and Electric Charges] | |
Extension C: Exploring Magnetic and Electric Fields CheerpJ versions of simulations run on most browsers on computers and tablets. You don't need to have Java installed! For compatibility with your device and browser, check this Google doc. Use the simulation movie version if you have trouble running CheerpJ or Java. |
Magnet & Compass Simulation (CheerpJ) (Java) |
Extension D: Exploring Gravitational and Potential Energy Extension D uses the HTML5 simulation. The CheerpJ simulation is a prototype with new features that allow you to do some additional (fun) explorations. | |
Extension E: More on Electromagnetic Interactions [More on the Electromagnetic Interaction] CheerpJ versions of simulations run on most browsers on computers and tablets. You don't need to have Java installed! For compatibility with your device and browser, check this Google doc. Use the simulation movie version if you have trouble running CheerpJ or Java. |
Movies for Quiz
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Optional Review Extensions | |
Extension F: Reviewing Potential Energy and Fields | HTML5 |
Extension G: Reviewing Potential Energy and Fields (does not include the electromagnetic interaction) | HTML5 |