Category: Physics

description on the paper

for this essay you are only using the discussion and analysis portion not the full report, please use my data to answer what is needed

please write an abstract for Ohms Law manual and use results and other document for writing it write exactly like example no Ai please it is very important no plagiarism

Look over the following instructions and complete the project in google slides. You will upload your slides for to be graded.

THIS IS A SUMMATIVE ASSIGNMENT

Optional Templates for the slide

s: If you want a template to help you, pick one form the following site and scroll to the bottom and select use in google slides.

ALL Works Cited should be in MLA format. Slide 8 (it might take more that one slide) should have all the works sited from each previous slide.

Waves in Action Rubric

Waves in Action Rubric

CriteriaRatingsPointsCriterion 1: Slide 1 Title & Driving Question (3 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

3 pts Meets Expectations

Clear project title

One approved driving question

Name, class, date

Relevant image with citation

3 pts

Approaching Expectations

2 pts Approaching Expectations

Driving question unclear OR

One required element missing

2 pts

Beginning

1 pt Beginning

Driving question missing or unclear

Multiple required elements missing

1 pts

No Evidence

Slide missing or incorrect

0 pts

/3 pts

Criterion 2: Slide 2 Wave Toolbox (4 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

4 pts Meets Expectations

Includes transverse, longitudinal, and real-world wave visuals

Explains oscillatory motion (what oscillates vs what moves forward)

Correct comparison of mechanical vs EM waves

Correct comparison of transverse vs longitudinal waves

Explains energy/information transfer

Correctly displays v = f, f = 1/T, T = 1/f

4 pts

Approaching

3 pts Approaching Expectations

Visuals present but explanations lack depth

Minor conceptual gaps

3 pts

Beginning

2 pts Beginning

Mostly definitions

Missing visuals or formulas

2 pts

No Evidence

0 pts No Evidence

0 pts

/4 pts

Criterion 3: Slide 3 Track A: Medical & Health (4 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

4 pts Meets Expectations

Technology and medical purpose explained

Correct wave type identification

Step-by-step explanation of wave generation, propagation, and signal return

Explains how waves become usable medical data/images

Explains 3 wave properties

Identifies 1 wave behavior

Includes v = f calculation with context

Includes labeled diagram + real image

4 pts

Approaching

3 pts Approaching Expectations

One required element missing

3 pts

Beginning

2 pts Beginning

General description with weak physics reasoning

2 pts

No Evidence

0 pts No Evidence

0 pts

/4 pts

Criterion 4: Slide 4 Track B: Communication & Computing (4 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

4 pts Meets Expectations

Technology clearly explained (fiber optics, internet, Starlink, etc.)

Correct EM wave and spectrum location

Explains encoding of information onto waves

Explains transmission and reception

Explains how waves become usable internet/data

Explains 3 wave properties

Includes calculation with realistic values

Includes labeled diagram + image

4 pts

Approaching Expectations

3 pts Approaching Expectations

Weak explanation of signal data process

3 pts

Beginning

2 pts Beginning

Descriptive, not explanatory

2 pts

No Evidence

No Evidence

0 pts

/4 pts

Criterion 5: Slide 5 Track C: Earth & Space Research (3 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

3 pts Meets Expectations

Technology and measurement explained

Correct wave type and medium

Explains how wave interactions become scientific data

Explains 3 wave properties

Identifies wave behavior

Includes calculation or numerical value

Includes diagram + image

3 pts

Approaching Expectations

2 pts Approaching Expectations

Weak data or wave connection

2 pts

Beginning

1 pt Beginning

Limited understanding

1 pts

No Evidence

No Evidence

0 pts

/3 pts

Criterion 6: Slide 6 Track D: Industry & Transportation (3 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

3 pts Meets Expectations

Technology and safety/efficiency purpose explained

Correct wave type and behavior

Explains how waves become usable outputs (distance, speed, flaws)

Explains 3 wave properties

Includes calculation

Includes diagram + image

3 pts

Approaching Expectations

2 pts Approaching Expectations

Missing depth or math

2 pts

Beginning

1 pt Beginning

Minimal understanding

1 pts

No Evidence

No Evidence

0 pts

/3 pts

Criterion 7: Slide 7 Comparison & Future Tech (2 pts)

view longer description

Meets Expectations

Complete comparison across all four tracks

Includes wave type, property controlled, advantage, limitation

Explains how waves become usable work

Includes future research for each track

2 pts

Approaching Expectations

1 pt Approaching Expectations

Incomplete comparison or vague future work

1 pts

No Evidence

No Evidence

0 pts

/2 pts

Criterion 8: Slide 8 Works Cited (2 pts)

view longer description

Near

2 pts Meets Expectations

12 credible sources (3 per track)

All images cited

Technical/scientific sources used

2 pts

Below

1 pt Approaching Expectations

Fewer or weaker sources

1 pts

No Evidence

No Evidence

0 pts

/2 pts

This the links step by step.