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23S08

2023 T2W3

Physics HBL Day

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Group 1

  • Team members:
  • 1. Yi Fan
  • 2. Marcus
  • 3.

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Group 1

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Group 1

Generally angular velocity shares a direct relationship with acceleration. where acceleration increased, angular velocity creased. both are not linearly related though.

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Group 2

  • Team members:
  • 1. Jing Yan
  • 2. Lucius
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Group 2

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Group 3

  • Team members:
  • 1. Samir
  • 2. Dhinesh
  • 3.

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Group 3

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.

Acceleration is directly proportional to angular

velocity

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Group 4

  • Team members:
  • 1. Stephanie Yip
  • 2. Krithiga
  • 3.

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Group 4

  • upright infinity shape
  • the angular velocity to the acceleration is not linearly related and both are generally high.

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The angular velocity to the acceleration is not linearly related. Adding to that, both the angular velocity and the acceleration are quite high.

Group 4

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Group 5

  • Team members:
  • 1.veysh
  • 2.phoebe
  • 3.allison

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Group 5

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.

Generally as acceleration increased, angular velocity increased

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Group 6

  • Team members:
  • 1. Jing Wei
  • 2. Jing Xuan
  • 3.

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Group 6

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.

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Group 7

  • Team members:
  • 1.Ellery
  • 2.Shan Qing
  • 3.

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Group 7

Generally, as angular velocity increase, the acceleration increases

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Group 8

  • Team members:
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Group 8

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.

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Group 9

  • Team members:
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Group 9

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.

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Group 10

  • Team members:
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Group 10

  • Feel free to do up the slide and add more slides if required.