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Analyzing Circular Motion: Upload
Analyzing Circular Motion: Upload
◄ Going Ballistic: Investigating Components of Motion (T)
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Can You Explain This With Friction
A Word on Significant Digits
Investigating Friction in One Dimension (T)
Don't Move: Working Against Static Friction (K)
A Moving Problem: Working With Kinetic Friction
Newton's Law in Two Dimensions Question 1
Newton's Law in Two Dimensions Question II
Components of Force: Pushing on an Angle (K)
The Problem With Inclined Planes: Force of Friction in 2 Dimensions
Tension in the Air: Connected Bodies
Going Ballisitics: Sorting Out Vectors
Projectile Motion: Horizontal Release (T)
HOAX Proven: Humans Never Landed on the Moon
Investigating Range Relationships
Finding the Range
Working With the Range Equation
Range: Seeking a Height Advantage
Using Proprotionalities
The Constant: Some Things Never Change (K)
Proportionalities and Unit Analysis: Beta
Thinking in Circles
Analyzing Circular Motion: Your Data
Use the Force. The Centripetal Force
Physics for Future Prime Ministers
The Letter A: Amusement Parks to Asteroids
Lab: Investigating Motion in Two Dimensions
Going Ballistic: Investigating Components of Motion (T)
Not Everything Has to be Work
Conservation of Energy: Gravitational PE to Kinetic
Gravitational Potential Energy:Leaving the Earth
Investigation II: Elastic and Inelastic Collisions (beta)
Changing Momentum and Being Impulsive
Simple Harmonic Motion
Investigation: Momentum and Collisions
Beat Mr. Rodgers At Electric Field Hockey
Electric Fields and Coulomb's Law
Multiparticle Systems (beta)
Electric Potential Energy (Beta)
Millikan and the Oil Drop
The Missing Magnetic Field
Wave Particle Duality
Follow-up: Wave Interference in Two Dimensions (beta)
Young's Double Slit Experiment: Analysis
Wave Intereference in Two Dimensions (Last Upload...Promise)
Diffrection: Single Slit to Many Slits
The Modern View of Matter
Introduction to Relativity: Time Dilation and Length Contraction
Part 1: Atoms and Elements
Part 2: The First Sub-Atomic Particle
Part 3:The Atomic Nucleus
Part 4: Existence of Quarks
Part 5: Quarks
Part 6: The Nature of Forces
Part 7: Gravity and Electromagnetism
Part 8:Unification of Electricity and Magnetism
Part 9: Strong and weak Nuclear Force
Class Prepared Formula Sheet
Class Prepared Formula Sheet II
Exam Review One
Exam Review Two
Exam Review Three
Exam Review Four
Final Exam I
Final Exam II
Not Everything Has to be Work ►