Objective: SWBAT writing evidence based arguments by analyzing force and magnetic field lines in systems of repelling magnets.
Do Now:
Question 1
1.
Create two models. In one model, show two magnets that will attract. In the other model show two magnets that will repel. Include magnetic field lines for both.
Guided Notes:
Amplify Science
Unit 4: Magnetic Fields
Chapter 3: Exploring Strength of Magnetic Force
Lesson 3.2: Investigating Magnetic Force Strength
Activity: Simulation
Part 1: Potential and Kinetic Energy
Question 2
2.
Part 1
Question 3
3.
Part 2
Question 4
4.
Test 2: What is the difference in potential energy between each of the launcher systems?
CFS:
Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic field lines/magnetic postion and PE in magnetic systems"In attracting magnets PE is greatest when ...
In repelling magnets PE is greatest when... "
(Think: Look at distance between magnets, what is it greatest for each pair?)
Question 5
5.
How do you think these differences impact the velocity of the launch?
CFS:
Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic position and the force/field in a system
Accurately describes the relationship between force and acceleration
Practice:
Question 6
6.
Part 1:
Question 7
7.
Describe the placement of the magnets when the magnetic force between each of the launcher systems is the greatest?
CFS:
- Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic field lines/magnetic postion and magnetic force
Question 8
8.
Question 9
9.
Describe the placement of the magnets when the magnetic force between each of the launcher systems is the greatest?
CFS:
Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic forces and potential energy
Exit Ticket:
Analyze the image below and answer the following questions.
Question 10
10.
Describe which day will have the most PE energy in the launch system.
CFS:
Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic position and the force/field in a system
Accurately describes the relationship between magnetic forces and the movement of magnets in a system