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Putter King LLCLevel 28 Shinagawa Intercity Tower A 2-15-1 Konan Minato-ku Tokyo, Japan〒108-6028

Subject: PhysicsLevel 2 (Princess)

Future KingsTM Education ProgramTeacherʼs Guide

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Practice Activity1) Calculate the normal force exerted by the ground(34 kg) * 9.81 m/s2 = 333.5 N (vector in the direction of arrow 1)2) Calculate the weight of Bogey (the Putter Prince)(34 kg) * 9.81 m/s2 = 333.5 N (vector in the direction of arrow 2)3) Calculate the net force on the golf club when the ball is struck45 g / 1000 = 0.045 kg0.045 kg * 7 m/s2 = .315 N (vector in the direction of arrow 4)4) Calculate the net force on the golf ball when the ball is struck0.045 kg * 7 m/s2 = .315 N (vector in the direction of arrow 3)

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Assumptions:• Golf ball mass = 45 g• Golf ball acceleration = 7 m/s2

• Bogeyʼs (the Putter Princeʼs) mass = 34 kg

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Final ProjectThere are many possible answers for the final project. After your students complete the final project be sure to have them upload their miniature golf hole design to our ʻHole Design Contestʼ at www.putterking.com. The contest is free to enter and there are great prizes available for the winners:

Hole Design Contest Prizes

(1) Grand Prize• $550.00 USD• Hole design will be featured in the Putter King app• (1) Putter King T-Shirt • (5) Putter King Logo Golf Balls

(1) Second Place Prize• Hole design will be featured in the Putter King app • (1) Putter King T-Shirt • (3) Putter King Logo Golf Balls

(1) Third Place Prize• Hole design will be featured in the Putter King app • (3) Putter King Logo Golf Balls

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Grading Rubric

Bogey(70% - 79%)

Par(80% - 89%)

Birdie(90% - 100%)

Forces• Student did not include four required forces• Student incorrectly calculated or labeled more than one force

• Student incorrectly calculated or labeled a force

• Student included at least four forces• Student correctly calculated and labeled all forces

Newtonʼs Three Laws of Motion

• Student diagram does not correctly demonstrate the laws of motion

or• Student did not include a demonstration of all three laws of motion

• Student diagram does not correctly or accurately demonstrate one of the laws of motion

• Student diagram correctly demonstrates the laws of motion• Student included a demonstration of all three laws of motion

Design• Miniature golf hole design is plain and simple• Student diagrams are sloppy or incorrectly labeled• Miniature golf hole design does not exhibit creativity

• Miniature golf hole design is playable • Student diagrams are neatly drawn and labeled

• Miniature golf hole design is playable and aesthetically pleasing• Student diagrams are neatly drawn and labeled• Miniature golf hole design is creative and original