Yukon Territory- Science: 11th Grade Physics

Learning Outcomes    Adopted: 2006

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B1: analyse the behaviour of light and other waves under various conditions, with reference to the properties of waves and using the universal wave equation

Longitudinal Waves
 Refraction
 Ripple Tank

B2: use ray diagrams to analyse situations in which light reflects from plane and curved mirrors

Ray Tracing (Mirrors)

B3: analyse situations in which light is refracted

Basic Prism
 Refraction

C1: apply knowledge of the relationships between time, displacement, distance, velocity, and speed to situations involving objects in one dimension

Free-Fall Laboratory

C2: apply knowledge of the relationships between time, velocity, displacement, and acceleration to situations involving objects in one dimension

Free-Fall Laboratory

D1: solve problems involving the force of gravity

Gravitational Force
 Pith Ball Lab

D2: analyse situations involving the force due to friction

Inclined Plane - Sliding Objects

E1: solve problems that involve application of Newtonâ??s laws of motion in one dimension

Atwood Machine
 Fan Cart Physics
 Free-Fall Laboratory

F1: apply the concept of momentum in one dimension

Air Track

G1: perform calculations involving work, force, and displacement

Pulley Lab

G3: analyse the relationship between work and energy, with reference to the law of conservation of energy

Inclined Plane - Simple Machine
 Inclined Plane - Sliding Objects
 Pulley Lab

I1: analyse nuclear processes

Nuclear Decay

Correlation last revised: 9/16/2020

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