Class collaboration?

Can we go over the book problems in class? I talked over some of the problems that confused me and some of the other students, but I think a class review would help everybody understand exactly where the answers came from. I know problems 12 and 24 were giving us all some trouble.

Electric Fields

While working on Chapter 20, I realized that I'm really confused on certain things about electric fields. I tried discussing questions with Yiming to see if she could clarify things, but neither one of us was really sure of the answer. We wanted to watch some videos on this, but Twu unfortunately does not have any yet. Do you have any sources that could help me with this chapter?

Lab

I was just wondering what everyone was going to write for the analysis part of the procedure in the lab report besides the derivation of the equation. Also, that portion and the analysis part (separate from procedure) seem fairly similar and I'm unsure on how to make them different.

Bernoulli Lab- Question about Procedure

I had a quick question about the procedure for this lab.
It says that as part of the procedure we should include "directions for analyzing the data".
Besides the derivation, is there anything specific that we should mention as well?

Reviewing for the test

Today, I will be doing as many FRQ's as I can. I'll post FRQ's that are on topics other than PV diagrams, so that we can practice the other parts of the chapter.

AP Central Review Resource

The following link could be very useful in reviewing for the test:
http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/members/courses/teachers_corner/44428.html

Study Playlist

Study videos and resources!
I'm gonna post links below, and anybody can feel free to use them or add their own!
 
Twu video explaining basic concepts of the PV diagram stuff:

Twu video for basic concepts of the kinetic energy calculations for gases (a little more information than you really need for this chapter, but it can't hurt)

Basic Khan video on PV diagrams:

Khan proves the thermal energy equations:
(Not always necessary, but I like knowing where they came from. It helps me remember them)

~Mike