FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
As you concluded in the
last lesson, the more-
massive-than-usual pod
only slowed down; it
didn't stop when the
thrusters were fired,
and it hit the space
station. You will now
investigate what
happened as a result of
the crash.
Remember
FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
- The pod crashed into the space station, which
caused the space station to move.
- The collision also caused the pod to bounce off the
space station and move in the opposite direction.
- Both objects changed velocity, from which we can
infer that they both experienced a force.
Share your responses
with a partner.
FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
•Chapter 3 Question: After the collision, how does the pod’s
motion compare to the motion of the space station?
You will learn
more about
collisions so
they can
evaluate these
claims.
FM: 3.1.1 WARM-UP
FM: 3.1.2 ACTIVE READING
FM: 3.1.2 ACTIVE READING
Yellow – Important Detail
Pink – Confusing Word or Idea
Blue – Meaningful Questions
Orange – Making Connections
Green – Second Read Focus Question
Purple – Summarizing
Active Reading Highlights
FM: 3.1.3 DISCUSSION
FM: 3.1.4 HOMEWORK
