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Did you complete the reading assignment? (Typically this means at least 20-30
minutes looking over the assigned sections of the book.)
☐ yes
☐ no
You compress a spring 10 cm from its equilibrium position. Then you compress
it another 10 cm. In which step did you do more work?
☐ The first 10 cm
☐ The second 10 cm
☐ Both cases involve the same amount of work.
Switchbacks on mountain roads (consider only work done against gravity):
☐ increase the work needed to go up a mountain
☐ decrease the work needed to go up a mountain
☐ keep the work needed the same
Switchbacks on mountain roads (consider only work done against gravity):
☐ increase the power needed to go up a mountain
☐ decrease the power needed to go up a mountain
☐ keep the power the same
Ralph sees that his car's engine is rated at 100 hp. He thinks, "Cool, this
means if I ever get in a tug of war with 90 horses, I will win!" Is he thinking
about this correctly? What should you tell him?
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Which part of today's assignment was particularly hard or confusing? What
would you like to spend extra time on in class?
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