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Physical Science · Chapter 5 · Lesson 1

Distance, Displacement, Speed, Velocity

Run a lap and your displacement is zero.

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Physical Science · Chapter 5 · Lesson 2

Acceleration and Motion Graphs

Slowing down is acceleration too.

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Physical Science · Chapter 5 · Lesson 3

Newton’s Three Laws

Force causes acceleration, not motion.

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Physical Science · Chapter 5 · Lesson 4

Friction and Air Resistance

A falling object stops accelerating long before it lands.

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Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 1

Units, Vectors, and Scalars

Some quantities need a direction to mean anything.

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Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 2

Displacement and Velocity

Average and instantaneous are different numbers.

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Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 3

Acceleration

A change in velocity, in any respect.

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Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 4

Motion Graphs

Not a picture of the journey.

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Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 5

Free Fall

Mass does not appear in the answer.

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Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 1

Vector Addition

Components can be handled one at a time.

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Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 2

Projectile Motion

Two motions happening at once and ignoring each other.

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Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 3

Relative Motion

Velocity is always relative to something.

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Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 4

Circular Motion

Accelerating without changing speed.

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Physics · Chapter 3 · Lesson 1

Newtons First Law

Motion needs no cause. Changing it does.

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Physics · Chapter 3 · Lesson 2

Newtons Second Law

Acceleration follows the net force, divided by mass.

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Physics · Chapter 3 · Lesson 3

Newtons Third Law

The pair acts on two different objects.

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Physics · Chapter 3 · Lesson 4

Friction

The force that made the first law hard to see.

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Physics · Chapter 3 · Lesson 5

Free-Body Diagrams

One object, and only what touches it.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 1

Vectors and Components

Split a quantity into two that do not interfere.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 2

Kinematic Equations Derived

Four equations, one assumption, and where it comes from.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 3

Graphical Analysis of Motion

Gradients and areas say everything the equations do.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 4

Projectiles at an Angle

Two independent motions sharing one clock.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 1 · Lesson 5

Relative Velocity

Every velocity is measured with respect to something.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 1

Free-Body Diagrams for Systems

One diagram per object, and every force needs an owner.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 2

Inclined Planes

Tilt the axes, not your head.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 3

Pulleys and Tension

One rope, one tension, two objects.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 4

Static and Kinetic Friction

A force that is whatever it needs to be, up to a limit.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 2 · Lesson 5

Drag Forces

A force that grows until it stops the acceleration.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 5 · Lesson 1

Angular Kinematics

The same four equations, with new letters.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 5 · Lesson 2

Torque and Equilibrium

Where you push matters as much as how hard.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 5 · Lesson 3

Moment of Inertia

Mass matters, and where it sits matters more.

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