The lab report must include the following: • Title • Introduction • Experimental Details or Theoretical Analysis • Results • Discussion • Conclusions and Summary • References. Lab Activity Please follow the steps given below to conduct the experiment: • This lab requires you to produce a lab report to determine “The Stored Energy and … Read more
Lab Instructions Module Six Lab Activity Electrostatic Force – A Virtual PhET Lab After completing this lab activity, the students should be able to: • Conduct an experiment to determine the Electrostatic Force • Calculate electrostatic force • Write a lab report Lab Report The lab report must include the following: • Title • Introduction … Read more
Flooding and Flood Control in the Sacramento Region I. The Historic Flood scape of the Sacramento Valley flooding common in winter / spring; causes are: heavy, continuous rain on saturated ground (affects local creeks) warm rain on Sierra snow pack (affects rivers) annual spring snowmelt (affects rivers) extensive floodplain: This term refers … Read more
Lab Report: Sound and Resonance Assignment Instructions Overview Laboratory reports are an essential component of a physics education. Instructions Download this document and record the results in the table below as prompted by the procedure. Save the completed document to your computer and upload it via the provided assignment link. All photos and discussion must … Read more
I. Introduction A. Definition of Deterministic Chaos B. Historical background and evolution of the theory C. Research questions and objectives II. Literature review A. Key concepts and definitions B. Historical development and significant contributions C. Current state of the field and emerging trends III. Methodology A. Data collection and analysis methods B. Case studies or … Read more
HOMEWORK #2 – Type Your Name Here>>> Recent Atmospheric Event Analysis (choose only 3) Physical Geography (GEOG 300) <> Prof. John Aubert <> American River College Basic Directions: Using your 1) textbook, 2) lecture notes, and 3) the Homework #2 links provided on Canvas, complete three – only three – of the following five sections. … Read more
Weather Systems and Severe Weather (three cyclonic systems) Polar Front Cyclones (also called Mid-Latitude Cyclones or Traveling Wave Cyclones) Form and Travel at the Polar Front: Form at distinct global boundary between cold and warm air. May form under several circumstances. Three Critical Factors for formation (called Cyclogenesis) Surface Convergence: Fed by … Read more
Weather Systems and Severe Weather (three cyclonic systems) Polar Front Cyclones (also called Mid-Latitude Cyclones or Traveling Wave Cyclones) Form and Travel at the Polar Front: Form at distinct global boundary between cold and warm air. May form under several circumstances. Three Critical Factors for formation (called Cyclogenesis) Surface Convergence: Fed by … Read more
Clouds and Precipitation Clouds: Clouds are a collection of trillions of extremely small (20 – 50 µm) water droplets or ice particles. Cloud Formation Requirements Temp must drop to dew point: Droplets can form only when the dew point has been reached and the air is saturated. Condensation Nuclei must be present: … Read more
Lab Report: Series and Parallel Assignment Instructions Overview Laboratory reports are an essential component of a physics education. Instructions Take pictures of the setup when prompted by the assignment and put the photos into a Word document. Label each step prior to the photo with the step in the instructions and include a summary of … Read more