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What is one key fact to remember about gear ratios?

What should you do if a prototype fails?

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What should you do if a prototype fails?
Throw it away and start over with the same plan
Move on to the next stage of development
Illustrate what should have happened
Try to understand why it didn't work and how you can fix it
2
What is one key fact to remember about gear ratios?
More Torque = Less Electrical Energy / More Electrical Energy = More Torque
More Torque = Less Speed / More Speed = Less Torque
3
What are 3 simple machines?
Car, Train, Plane
Motor, Bicycle, Hammer
Ramp/Inclined Plane, Lever, Pulley
4
What's a loop?
notes for programmers
A circle of code
A way to repeat code
A set of instructions you call by name
5
How does a motor turn one kind of energy into another?
It spins a shaft using electricity and magnets
Pixies
It pulls back a spring using electricity
It starts a fire with electricity
6
What is a conditional statement?
Checks if a condition is true, and executes code if it is
Stores information in your code
Repeats code
Deletes old code
7
A key part of the lever is the pivot or ______
Wheel
Fulcrum
Dog
Wedge
8
A screw is an ___________
a twisted shovel
knife wrapped around a shaft
inclined plane wrapped around a shaft
9
What is a prototype?
A test version of a machine or device
A recipe
A solution to a problem
A 3D print
10
What is programming/coding?
Trapping lightning in toxic glass to make it do math
Giving commands to a computer so it can solve a problem
Building and fixing computers
Writing long essays
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What are the key components of an electric motor?
Magnets, Electromagnets, Power
35 liters of water, 20 kilograms of carbon, 1.5 kilograms of lime...
Copper wire, carbon, & steel