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Please put your car vs person lab on your desk number Please put your car vs person lab on your desk number. If you don’t have it completed, pick up and fill out a yellow NTI form. Bell Work: units and variables (fill in the table) Variable Measurement Unit Scalar or Vector? 1. v 2. Time 3. (m/s2) 4. x

Today: Go over position time graphs worksheet. Work on velocity and acceleration problems started yesterday. Start kinematic equations and work on a few problems. QUIZ on Monday – know your units! Study your linear motion note guide, position time graphs note guide and practice, and bell work