Unit 2

Force and Translational Dynamics

(20-25% AP Exam Weighting)

2.1 Systems and Center of Mass

2.2 Forces and Free-Body Diagrams

2.3 Newton’s Third Law

2.4 Newton’s First Law

2.5 Newton’s Second Law

2.6 Gravitational Force

2.7 Kinetic and Static Friction

2.8 Spring Forces

2.9 Resistive Forces

2.10 Circular Motion

Simple AntiDerivative (Integration)
Definite Integration

Our Schedule

Unit 2 Center of Mass HW (on AP Classroom)

Page 336: 5, 7, 15a

Relevant MCQ Progress Check questions:

2.1: 1, 10, 19

It is a good idea to work these as we get to them. They will be due (WITH SUPPORTING WORK ON PAPER) when we finish the first half of this unit.


Unit 2 Free Body Diagrams HW (on AP Classroom)

Page 129-130: 42, 43, 45, 47, 51

Page 157: 12-15

Relevant MCQ Progress Check questions:

2.2: 2, 11, 25


Sep 30


Oct 2

Finish Newton’s Laws notes & practice problems

Date

Sep 25

Oct 7

Sep 29

Classwork

2.2 Notes - Forces and Free-Body Diagrams

2.1 Notes - Systems and Center of Mass

(Book reference pages 302-304)

Test on 2.1 - 2.5, 2.7

2.3 Notes - Newton’s Third Law

2.4 Notes - Newton’s First Law

Book reference pages 120-125, 133-136 and 141-145

Unit 2 FRQ practice 1

Page 158: 3, 10, 11, 13, 27, 31

#17 from notes

Relevant MCQ Progress Check questions:

2.3: 3, 12, 26

2.4: 4, 13, 27

2.7 Topic Questions on AP Classroom (a.k.a. Kinetic and Static Friction Quiz)

Relevant MCQ Progress Check questions:

2.5: 5, 14, 28

2.7: 7, 16, 21


Laboratory Experiment - Atwood Machine to determine acceleration due to gravity.

Homework - solve on a separate piece of paper.

Complete the assigned MCQ Progress Check questions from above (2.1 - 2.5, 2.7)

All AP Classroom assignment copies have been unlocked so you should be able to see solutions.


Lab prep questions.


Lab Report (please use complete sentences when applicable and proper grammar.). The lab report MUST BE TYPED.

Quick description/objective

Materials

Preliminary Questions

Procedure - This does not need to be EVERY single step but it should be enough that I can follow.

Data Table - You can cut out the data table and paste it in. (ONLY do this if your handwriting is neat. Otherwise, type it out.)

Analysis - GRAPHS need to be done on Desmos or similar.

Extensions - Work 1, 2, and 3 (do not actually “try” the lab for #3).


Homework - all homework should be worked on paper and will be turned in on the due date.


Oct 16

Oct 6

Oct 9

Quiz on Center of Mass & Solving problems with Newton’s Laws and FBDs.

We will discuss ALL of the previously assigned homework. Make sure you have finished the relevant MCQ questions. We will submit these in class.