Name : Class : Grup :
Learning Purpose
1.
The
students can determine the control variable,
response variable and manipulation variable of the experiments about the
influence of the distance to the travel time
2.
The
students can design experiments to find
the influence of the distance to the travel time.
The Problem Formulation
1.
How
is the relationship between the distance to the travel time?
Hypothesis
Formulate a
hypothesis to answer the problem and cab be tested using the equipment and
materials below.
Materials and Equipment
1.
Trolly 1 unit
2.
Load
100 gr
3.
Pulley 1 unit
4.
Strap 1 meter
5.
Ruler 1 unit
6.
Stopwatch 1 unit
Procedure
1.
Formulate the operational definitions of variable
Formulate the manipulation variable, the response
variable and the control variable along with the operational definition of
variables.
Manipulation variable :
Response variable :
Control variable :
2.
Design
the experiment. Write the
planning of experiment to test your hypothesis, based on the variabels that you
have formulated.
3. Make the tables and graphs. Make a chart to record the data that you got. Make a chart to showing the relationship between manipulation variables with the response variable based on the data that you have got.
Discussion
and Analysis
1.
Formulate
the conclusion. Based on the
data and the chart above, what is the conclusion that you get?
2.
Doing
Inference. Is your graph
similar to the graph with other groups?
3.
Doing the calculations. The slope of the
graph distance on time travel is acceleration. Calculate the acceleration!
Application
Taking water from the well
using a pulley. At the time of taking water from the
well we exert a force on the pulley by pulling the rope with
connecting the pulley. So this force is will
drive the pulley. Can this system have zero acceleration?
Name : Class : Grup
:
Learning Purpose
1.
The
students can determine the control variable,
response variable and manipulation variable of the experiments about the
influence of the distance to the travel time
2.
The
students can design experiments to find
the influence of the distance to the travel time.
The Problem Formulation
1.
How
is the relationship between the distance to the travel time?
Hypothesis
Formulate a
hypothesis to answer the problem and cab be tested using the equipment and
materials below.
If the distance is longer, the time taken is
longer too.
Materials and Equipment
1.
Trolley 1 unit
2.
Load
100 gr
3.
Pulley 1 unit
4.
Strap 1 meter
5.
Ruler 1 unit
6.
Stopwatch 1 unit
Procedure
1.
Formulate the operational definitions of variable
Formulate the manipulation variable, the response
variable and the control variable along with the operational definition of
variables.
Manipulation variable : the
distance track of trolley
Response variable : the time
taken
Control variable :the mass of
trolley, the mass of load, the mass of pulley
2.
Design the experiment. Write the planning of experiment to test your
hypothesis, based on the variabels that you have formulated.
Assemble equipments and materialsas shown.Thengiveless weighttothe trolleyuntil
it can run. Then
determine thedistance ofthe trackon aboard. After thatrelease the
trolleyandsimultaneouslymeasures
the travel timewith a stopwatch.
3.
Make the tables and graphs. Make a chart to record the data that you got. Make a
chart to showing the relationship between manipulation variables with the
response variable based on the data that you have got.
Distance
(m)
|
Time
(t)
|
t2
|
0,6
|
0,79
|
0,6241
|
0,65
|
0,83
|
0,6889
|
0,7
|
0,87
|
0,7569
|
0,75
|
0,9
|
0,81
|
0,8
|
0,94
|
0,8836
|
Discussion
and Analysis
1. Formulate
the conclusion. Based on the
data and the chart above, what is the conclusion that you get?
The longer track cause longer time required and
the acceleration will also be higher.
2.
Doing Inference. Is your graph similar to the graph with other groups?
The graph will be same because
the manipulation variable of the data that use to
experiment is same each other.
3.
Doing the calculations. The slope of the
graph distance on time travel is acceleration. Calculate the acceleration!
from the graph, we can find the acceleration.
That is
.
Calculations:
Based on the graph y = mx+c, a (acceleration) = m. So, the acceleration from
this graph is 1,5802 m/s2.
Application
Taking
water from the well using a pulley.
At the time of taking water from the well weexert a force on
the pulley by pulling the rope that connect with
the pulley. So this force is
will stir the
pulley. Can this system have zero acceleration?
This system could not have the acceleration
equal to zero because we cannot set the speed of
pulley
when pulling it.Acceleration will be equal to zero if the speed of pulley
is constant.
·
Teacher entered the classroom and greetings
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·
Teacher
leading a prayer before lessons
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·
Teacher
presents some physical phenomena related to Newton's Law and asks the
students to observe the phenomenon. That is about two cars with the same mass
drawn with a different style (a style that is weak, the other strong style)
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·
Students asked
about what had observed, why the cars are pulled by a strong will move
faster?
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Another friend
tried to answer the question of knowledge originally from friends.
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The teacher
asks the students to form groups and conduct experiments on Newton's laws, as
well as determining the variable-variable experiments.
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After the
experiment, the students discuss the results of experiments that have been
carried out
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The teacher
asks the students to present the results of their discussion and other groups
expressed questions and opinion
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Students can
be concluded from the material that has been studied under the direction of
teacher
teachers provide justification and evaluation of the material that has been studied students |
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Teacher closes
the lessons and lead the prayers after learning
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·
Teachers
greetings
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Basic Competence
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Main Competence 1
(Spiritual Attitude)
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Main Competence 2
(Social Attitude)
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Main Competence 3
(Knowledge)
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Main Competence 4
(Skill)
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Present
the
result of the data and the graph of an experiment to investigate
the charcteristics of the motion of objects that having
acceleration linear motion (GLBB)
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"The faster we move,
the slower time moves. If we're
getting slow moving, then the time will move
more quickly"
The students can relate about the fenomena and they can use their time as well as possible for worship, charity, and doing activities that are beneficial. |
The students
can doing experiment in
groups, so that students will interact
with each other.
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The students
can understand The
Acceleration
Linerar Motion and
can understand the relationship
between the distance with time.
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The students
can make a
simple experiment and can be relate The Accelerated
Linear Motion
and apply in
everyday life
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CONCEPT MAP
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