Group Work:
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2.
3.
Task: Prepare a calamansi juice.
Materials:
Procedure:
4.
Group Work:
Task: Demonstrate how to mix a calamansi juice
Questions:
1. What can you say about the movement of the calamansi seeds?
2. What shape does it form?
3.
What do you call that motion?
4. What are the two forces acting on a circular motion?
Lesson # ____
is the movement of an object in a curved path
Two Forces Acting on a Circular Motion
Centripetal Force vs. Centrifugal Force
• means “centre-seeking”
It is the force that tries to pull an object inward towards the center of the rotation
• means “centre-fleeing”
It is the force that tends to pull an object outward or away from the center of the rotation
Group Work:
Enumerate objects that show circular motion.
Groups 1-3 at home
Groups 4-6 playground
Groups 7-8 school
SW: Identify if the object shows centripetal or centrifugal force.
Write Centripetal or Centrifugal
1.
Spinning electric fan
2.
Moving roller coaster
3.
Twirling ball on a string
4.
Flushing water in the toilet.
5.
Carnival ride – merry go round