CloudLabs Charles’s Law vs e++ Bearing(Senior Sec. Math.)

In this practice, you will be able to measure the volume of a gas that is at a constant pressure when it is exposed to different temperatures. The goal of this practice is to find the volume of a gas at a given temperature using Charles law since the lab equipment does not allow you to measure this value experimentally. The lab has thermometers, a universal support, a beaker, a test tube, a Bunsen burner as well as other materials and supplies to complete this practice.

Students can create custom situations in the "Custom" mode and use sine formula or cosine formula to find the distances / the bearings between objects. Students can also solve 2-dimensional problems using trigonometry in the "Preset mode". Tools such as angles and dotted lines are provided to aid students in solving the problems. Modern Educational Research Society develops a series of teaching tools and interactive App, to facilitate teachers in implementing scaffolding activities in class, and support students' self-directed learning at home.