Day 17 | Monday 10/21 | Moment of Inertia

Video: Watch Rotational Physics - units and correlation with linear physics [5m56s]....Students have said this video is fast and confusing. Please stop many times and take notes. Bring your questions into class.
Textbook: Read Ch 4.2 - Connection Between Rotational and Linear Motion [2 pg, 2 ex]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.3 - Torque and Rotational Work and Power [2.5 pg, 5 ex]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.4 - Moment of Inertia [1.5 pg, 2 ex]
Video: Please see What is the moment of Inertia? [3min55s]
Survey: Take this Short Survey - Day 17 [3 questions]
Discussion: Please leave a statement or question and response on our Week 5 Reading Discussion
Please read the empathy self intervention. Please participate by next week, Monday.

Day 18 | Tuesday 10/22 | Torque and Lever Arm

Video: Watch Moment of Inertia of a Solid Body [4m48s]
Video: Watch Torque and Lever Arm [6m4s]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.5 - Moments of Inertia for Solid Bodies [4.5 pg, 6 ex]
Discussion: Please leave a statement or question and response on our Week 5 Reading Discussion
Video: Watch Friction in Work Pushing a Foundation [8m31s]
Submit PS #5, Link on Canvas homepage
Solutions to Assessment #4 posted on Canvas Homepage Timeline (week 4)

Video: Watch Solving the Diving Board Problem [7m4s]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.6 - Introduction to Statics [2.5 pg, 2 ex]
Article: Read this NPR article on note-taking by hand
Video: Watch Torque = Angular Momentum Rate of Change [4m10s]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.7 - Introduction to Angular Momentum Conservation [2 pg, 2 ex]
Survey: Take this Short Survey - Day 19 [3 questions]
Discussion: Please leave a statement or question and response on our Week 5 Reading Discussion
Be ready for assessment #5

Video: Watch Rotational Mechanics Big Picture [9m51s]
Textbook: Read Ch 4.8 - Update on Lens Method Including Rotation [1.5 pg, 0 ex]
Discussion: Please leave a statement or question on our Week 5 Reading Discussion
Video: Watch Pelton Wheel, Turbine [2m51s]
HEY, I hope you appreciated the new view and company from your new seats. Monday in class, you are welcome to sit wherever you like... in your new place, your old place or some other new place.