Race Car PowerPoint

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Race Car PowerPoint

• Jason

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How the car works!
Potential energy (energy that is stored)
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How the car works! Part 2
Potential energy (energy that is stored)
Kinetic energy (motion energy)
Push
release
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How the car works! Part 3
Potential energy (energy that is stored)
Kinetic energy (motion energy)
Friction ( an element that causes objects to stop
or slow down.
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How the car works! Part 4
Potential energy (energy that is stored)
Kinetic energy (motion energy)
Friction ( an element that causes objects to stop
or slow down.
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The Areas Arena
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If we want to find out the area of this box, we
need to multiply the width and the height of this
box. If we want to do that, we will have to
measure the box, first.
4.2 in.
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6.4 in.
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The result of 6.4 x 4.2 is 26.88. The area of the
box is 26.88 inches.
4.2 in.
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6.4 in.
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Area 26.88 in.
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Facts on tracks.
The width of the track is 1 centimeter.
The diameter of this loop is 5 inches.
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The circumference is 2 x radius x pi ordiameter
x pi.
The width of the track is 1 centimeter.
The radius is half of the diameter which means
the radius is 2.5 inches.
The diameter of this loop is 5 inches.
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2.5 x 2 x 3.14159 15.70795 so
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The width of the the track is 1 centimeter, the
diameter is 5 inches, the radius is 2.5 inches,
and the circumference is 15.70795.
The final answer
The width of the track is 1 centimeter.
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The diameter of this loop is 5 inches.
The radius is 15.70795.