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text/html2012-08-24T11:53:36-08:00swbq:srsw:rf345
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rf345?rev=1345834416
Prompt
“Draw a 3--4--5 triangle.”
Some students will presumably ask, “Euclidean or hyperbolic?”,
at which point the prompt should be changed to:
“Draw a 3--4--5 triangle in Euclidean geometry.”
“Then draw a 3--4--5 triangle in hyperbola geometry.”text/html2012-08-24T11:58:20-08:00swbq:srsw:rfeframes
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfeframes?rev=1345834700
Prompt
“Complete the table on the Handout.”
Context
This SWBQ provides practice in using spacetime diagrams, and in converting 4-momentum between reference frames. Students will compute energy and momentum in different frames, and should therefore have a basic understanding of relativistic mechanics,text/html2012-08-24T12:02:36-08:00swbq:srsw:rfenergy
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfenergy?rev=1345834956
Prompt
“Draw a hyperbolic triangle showing energy, mass, and momentum.”
Context
Estimated Time: 10 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ unifies the concepts of energy and momentum and provides a geometric tool for computing energy, momentum, and mass from each other.text/html2012-08-24T12:05:37-08:00swbq:srsw:rfgalilean
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfgalilean?rev=1345835137
Prompts
“Draw a diagram representing yourself, standing still.”
“Draw a diagram representing your partner, moving right at 5 mph.”
“Draw diagrams representing each of you throwing a ball to the right at 10 mph.”
Context
Estimated Time: 20 minutes, including wrap-uptext/html2012-08-24T12:08:44-08:00swbq:srsw:rflength
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rflength?rev=1345835324
Prompts
“Draw a diagram showing a meter stick on a moving train.”
“Draw a diagram showing a meter stick at rest.”
“Calibrate these diagrams using unit hyperbola.”
Context
Estimated Time: 30 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ develops further understanding of hyperbola geometry. Students should know the basics of hyperbola geometry.text/html2015-08-12T13:49:14-08:00swbq:srsw:rfsw345
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfsw345?rev=1439412554
Prompt
“Draw a 3--4--5 triangle.”
Some students will presumably ask, “Euclidean or hyperbolic?”,
at which point the prompt should be changed to:
“Draw a 3--4--5 triangle in Euclidean geometry.”
“Then draw a 3--4--5 triangle in hyperbola geometry.”text/html2015-08-15T13:32:17-08:00swbq:srsw:rfsweframes
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfsweframes?rev=1439670737
Prompt
“Complete the table on the Handout.”
Context
This SWBQ provides practice in using spacetime diagrams, and in converting 4-momentum between reference frames. Students will compute energy and momentum in different frames, and should therefore have a basic understanding of relativistic mechanics.text/html2015-08-12T13:58:16-08:00swbq:srsw:rfswenergy
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfswenergy?rev=1439413096
Prompt
“Draw a hyperbolic triangle showing energy, mass, and momentum.”
Context
Estimated Time: 10 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ unifies the concepts of energy and momentum and provides a geometric tool for computing energy, momentum, and mass from each other.text/html2015-08-12T13:59:15-08:00swbq:srsw:rfswgalilean
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfswgalilean?rev=1439413155
Prompts
“Draw a diagram representing yourself, standing still.”
“Draw a diagram representing your partner, moving right at 5 mph.”
“Draw diagrams representing each of you throwing a ball to the right at 10 mph.”
Context
Estimated Time: 20 minutes, including wrap-uptext/html2015-08-12T14:12:59-08:00swbq:srsw:rfswlength
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfswlength?rev=1439413979
Prompts
“Draw a diagram showing a meter stick on a moving train.”
“Draw a diagram showing a meter stick at rest.”
“Calibrate these diagrams using unit hyperbola.”
Context
Estimated Time: 30 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ develops further understanding of hyperbola geometry. Students should know the basics of hyperbola geometry.text/html2015-08-12T14:13:16-08:00swbq:srsw:rfswtrig
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rfswtrig?rev=1439413996
Prompt
“Write down something you know about trig.”
Context
Estimated Time: 5--10 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ is a good way to provide a brief review of the geometry of (ordinary) trig.
Wrap Up
[Powerpoint slide]
[PDF slide]text/html2012-08-24T12:11:41-08:00swbq:srsw:rftrig
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:rftrig?rev=1345835501
Prompt
“Write down something you know about trig.”
Context
Estimated Time: 5--10 minutes, including wrap-up
This SWBQ is a good way to provide a brief review of the geometry of (ordinary) trig.
Wrap Up
[Powerpoint slide]
[PDF slide]text/html2012-08-22T22:14:39-08:00swbq:srsw:title
http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/physics/portfolioswiki/swbq:srsw:title?rev=1345698879
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