Observe the phenomenon on the left carefully and explain why it happens. Now don't just simply dismiss it by saying "It's because of REFRACTION'". Go deeper than that. Show using Ray Diagrams why the pencil APPEARS MORE broken and APPEARS MORE SHIFTED TOWARDS the side which the pencil is leaning in water. When does it appear bent AWAY from the leaning side and why? Why does the broken bit under water shift least when the pencil is vertical? In one picture, we can see 2 images of the 'apparently' broken bit under water - the thinner image is above the fatter image. Is the fatter image at true depth and the thinner image at apparent depth? How will we know? Why do we see 2 images at the SAME time from this angle? When the pencil is placed near the edge of the glass, why does the part above water seem COMPLETELY CUTOFF from the part submerged in water and again, why is the submerged 'apparently' broken bit shifted ALWAYS towards the side which the pencil is leaning?
We investigated who packs the most powerful punch. Our research showed that the man with the most mass (sorry to put it that way, Mr Ashish Dean, but i can't explain your victory in any other way!) is able to deliver the maxmum impulse to the sand plastic bottle because he can throw the maximum body weight into his punch (fist). No wonder sports like boxing and wrestling involving the use of poweer have very strict weight divisions!
Sufficient Centripetal Force required to prevent the toy car from falling off at the top of the vertical loop (even though it is upside down) is provided by the high enough speed of the toy car. What is the minimum speed at the top of the loop required by the toy car to prevent it from falling down due to gravity?
How does the balloon-powered toy-car work? It is a perfect demonstration of Newton's which Law?
Why does the plastic cylinder accelerate from rest when the jaw of the clip closes? In such cases, what is the maximum speed that can be achieved by the plastic cylinder?