Notice how the line goes through quadrant 2 but not infinitly like the line does in 1 and 3.
Aside from my rant, we haven't really done anything else. Short blog but good tip
Sunday, October 6, 2013
The Direct Line Debate
It's my second blog for physics class and there isn't much new to say. One problem I'd like to address is that we spend so much time on things we don't need to. Everyone understands the topic then someone keeps on going and confuses everyone which cause a hour long debate. We haven't really done anything new yet, just graphs. My ways of identifying a direct line is, i think, the best way too but I don't think my classmates understand my method. It goes like this: If a line is direct. It will go infinitly through quadrant 1 and 3 OR 2 and 4 . My poorly drawn example: 
Notice how the line goes through quadrant 2 but not infinitly like the line does in 1 and 3.
Aside from my rant, we haven't really done anything else. Short blog but good tip
Notice how the line goes through quadrant 2 but not infinitly like the line does in 1 and 3.
Aside from my rant, we haven't really done anything else. Short blog but good tip
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***For those who can't read the attached image of the graph example: I apologize and am trying to figure out why and fix it
ReplyDeleteI can't see it. :( Why do you think we don't need to spend time on it? Because you understand it? What about your table mates? A challenge for you. If you are bored because you feel you understand it, then how can you help others who are confused come to understand it? Can you do it without explaining? Someday soon they may return the favor to you!
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