2ºeso optional work

Publicado en 19 Septiembre 2014 por JAIME NOTARIO

Etiquetas: #2ºeso bilingue

Three, two, one, zero. We have started the new level and this is the first optional work

In this Project, you should answer these questions and write in the comments.

Time Project: One week

1) Who discovered Gravity?

2) What is the value of gravity in the Earth? And, in the Moon?

3) How did the scientist discover gravity?

This work sum 0.2 for the following exam.

Come on! It's very easy

P.D. You must write in english and NO COPY because if you copy, you aren't going to sum.

2ºeso teoria

INFORMACION IMPORTANTE 4ºE.S.O

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Guiomar Carpintero

10/14/2014 22:31

1-Isaac Newton 2-The value of gravity in the Earth is 9.78 m/s2 The value of the Moon is 1.622 m/s2 3-With a apple his head

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anabel manzanero

10/14/2014 22:18

1)isaac Newton 2)the gravity of in the earth is 9'81m/s2 and in the moon is 1'622m/s2 3) a apple con his head

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maria perea mendoza

10/14/2014 22:06

1. Isaac Newton 2. Gravity in the earth is 9/8 m/s2 Gravity in the moon is 1,62 m/s2 3.Whith a apple his head

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Paula España

09/30/2014 07:36

1) Isaac Newton 2) gravity in the earh 9,81 m\s² Gravity un the moon is 1,622 m\s² 3) With a apple con his head

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Diego

09/24/2014 15:33

1.Issac Newton 2.The average equatorial surface gravity on Earth is 0.99732 g On the moon it is 0.1654 g The numerical constant G that is used in Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation is a constant no matter where you are. (6.67 X 10-11). 3.was a mathematician physicist nearly three centuries ago. Many people have the image that he was sitting under an apple tree when an apple fell and hit him on the head, thus giving him the idea for gravity.

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JAIME NOTARIO

09/30/2014 14:12

Up 0.2

JAIME NOTARIO

09/30/2014 14:11

You didn't answer activity nº3

Antonio Verdugo Villanueva

09/23/2014 22:36

1. Isaac Newton (Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire, January 4, 1643, which is the year he was born. 2. On the surface of the Earth, the acceleration caused by gravity is 9.81 m / s2 about. And the moon is 1.62 m / s2. 3. He was a scientist, physicist, philosopher, inventer, adquimista English mathematician and author of Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica, better known as the Principia, where he described the law of universal gravitation. The law of universal gravitation was born in 1685 as the culmination of a series of studies and work started long before.

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Adrian Lorente Asolas

09/23/2014 17:18

1 Sir Isaac Newton 2 Earth 9,81 m/s2 Moon 1,622 m/s2 3 An apple from an apple tree fell near to him (he never said it hit him on the head). Or so Newton told people was the inspiration for his work. The fact is that it took Newton almost two decades to formally develop a complete theory of gravitational attraction. Along the way he had to invent calculus to do so

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JAIME NOTARIO

09/30/2014 14:11

Well. Up 0.2

Noelia Maqueda Rubio

09/22/2014 18:17

1) Isaac Newton 2) The value of gravity in the Earth is 9,78 m/s². The value of gravity in the Moon is 1,622 m/s². 3) By a falling apple on his head

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JAIME NOTARIO

09/30/2014 14:00

The apple didn't fall into the apple. This idea was a inspiration for Newton. Up 0.15

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