Week 7*!!

1. What is the Newton’s Law of Cooling?
*Is the difference between the body’s temperature and the environment’s temperature where we can see the proportional change

2. What variables in your problem correspond with the variables in the Newton’s Law of Cooling?
*The environment temperature
*The corpse temperature

3. According to this Law, at what time approximately the death happened?
*the death happened minutes before that they found the body.

4. How does the room temperature affect the time of death?
* Because the body’s temperature change if the room temperature is cold or hot but always the body’s temperature is greater than the environment temperature.

5. How does an illness (e.g. fever) affect the time of death?
*It affects because if the person before dead was sick the temperature of the body change and it means that he or she didn’t have a normal temperature.

6. How exact is the approximation of the Newton’s Law of Cooling for predicting the time of death?
*It is exact because with this we can see at what time the person dead.

The Process...

4. What methods are commonly used to find the time of death
-the rate method: this method is for measure when a body have changes.
-The concurrence method: is for compare the changes of the murder in research of information.

5. What factors are considered in Algor Mortis
-Body temperature
-Evaporation
-Convection
-Radiation

6. How does the environment affect the time of death?
-The environment affects in many ways, because it makes that the body have many changes, the temperature can affect at the moment of the research of evidence, and with this I think that we can know the time of death.

7. What can you tell about the different methods of temperature reading of the body? Do they make a difference in the results?
-I think that there are different methods of temperature and with this we can't know how the person die, and it can be an evidence, I think that it is very important for the forensic science because the temperature can be one way for find some evidence.

14 de FebrerO*!!

Hola, como les va?, feliz dia del amor y de la amistad!!, pasensela super padre y que les den muchos regalos, a mi hasta el vierness jajaja, bueno aunque mis amigos me dieron muchos.

Les mando besos y abrazos, aparte de ser un dia importante, es cumple del rAfiitzz*!!..

5th wEEk*!!

Hola*!.. yo de nuevoo, jeje, pues aqui contandoles que estoy un poco triste por los resultados de los exámenes, en general estuvieron mas o menos pero pues en donde si salí super baja fue en Física porque en verdad que la maestra no explica en clase y si unos se sacaron 100 fué porque le entienden sin que les explique, pero yo no soy asi, pedí ayuda a Mariana y a Rafa, pero pues por ejemplo Mariana tambien salio mal, Rafa si paso y si le entendia yo pero no sali bien! =(
Aparte estoy triste por problemas personales, todavia no se han resuelto!!!!, pero espero que ya todo quede bien claro porque deporsi traigo problemas en la escuela y también personales pues ya no puedo con todo*!! Ya me voy, porque voy a ir a la fiesta de un amigO porque es su cumplee y ya vienen por mi*!.. =) Pasensela padRe este fiin!! BESOS

GRaciias por ver mi bLog.. porque aqui me desahogo*!

4tH week*!.. Final pRojecT*!!

Bueno, soy yo otra vez.. jeje =), estoy recargando pilas para la semana que viene =), ya vienen los exámenes mas pesados, como Cálculo y Fisica =(, esperO que me vaya muy bien, porque ayer estudié mucho Cálculo y mañana que llegue a Obregón voy a estudiar mas, estoy bien agusto aqui en Guasave =), pero pues tengo que irme a cumplir mi deber. Esperemos que nos vaya muy bien en estos paRciales. Besosss

Final Project Team:

Rafael Arana Pedraza…The Math Expert
Clarissa Rodriguez D….Forensic Scientist
Maria Yvette Alapizco…The Journalist
Jorge Alberto Beltrán….The Media Expert

1. What is forensic science?
*Is the science used for determine why someone death, how was killed, and for analyze evidence for find to the murder.

2. What kind of evidence can be collected in a murder case?
*Corporal Evidence: Blood type, DNA, fingerprints.
*Environment Evidence: dust, insects, etc.
*Anamnestic Evidence: the clues or the testimonies.

3. Why is important to determine the time of death?
*Because, we can see and understand how the crime was doing and why.

We think that the goals for this project are learn how the calculus is applied in forensic science and why we are using that.