Скачать или смотреть Physics Jeopardy is a chance for you to be creative while learning physics. You are given an equati…

Physics Jeopardy is a chance for you to be creative while learning physics. You are given an equation with units (and using standard symbols where appropriate). You are to describe a scenario that could be described by the equation. For example, you might be given the following equation: (5 kg)(9.8 m/s^2)(5 kg)(a m/s^2). You are then to come up with any scenario that would be described by this equation. An obvious question for this answer would be: Jennifer is hoisting a 5 kg pail of water from a well. She outdoes Jill by giving it a 4 m/s^2 upward acceleration. What force does she need to apply to the cable? Your question must require the reader to write the exact equation shown and must contain the numbers given in the answer. A good way to start is to use the units to identify what the quantities are and hence the variables in the equations. Once you have deciphered an equation, you can apply some context to make your question. Below are the answers, for which you should write appropriate questions: - 65 rad (1/2414 ndls) (1/3.0^5) - (12 rad/s^2) (38 rad/s^1) (2/aK) (1800 rad)

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