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Relativity Chapter 1

Relativity Chapter 1. A Brief Overview of Modern Physics. 20 th Century revolution: - 1900 Max Planck Basic ideas leading to Quantum theory - 1905 Einstein Special Theory of Relativity 21 st Century Story is still incomplete. Basic Problems.

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Chapter 5 and 6 Topics: Forces and Friction

Chapter 5 and 6 Topics: Forces and Friction . A force is a push or pull, or an action that has the ability to change motion. Forces can increase or decrease the speed of a moving object. Forces can also change the direction in which an object is moving. 5.1 The cause of forces.

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Physics of Animation

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The Solar System

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Measurement of kinematic quantities through simple experiments

Measurement of kinematic quantities through simple experiments . 1 Measurement of velocity 2 Measurement of force 3 Measurement of acceleration 4 Measurement of angular velocity of a body moving on circular orbit

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Upcoming Deadlines

Pick up a clicker, find the right channel, and enter Student ID. Upcoming Deadlines. Fifth Homework (Video Analysis of a Jump) Due Thursday, Sept. 29 th (In 2 weeks) 15 points (10 points if late) Sixth Homework (Stop-motion Animation) Due Thursday, Oct. 6 th (In 3 weeks)

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The Theory of Special Relativity

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Biomechanics: Outline

Biomechanics: Outline. Definition Types of Motion Measuring Motion Describing the Geometry of Motion: Kinematics Linear Angular Describing the Forces of Motion: Kinetics Linear Angular Fluid Mechanics. Biomechanics.

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A Review of Some Newtonian Mechanics

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Concepts of Motion

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UNIT 1 : Forces and movements

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Early Space Explorers

384-322. 85-165. 1473-1543. 1546-1601. 1571-1630. 1564-1642. 1642-1727. BC. AD. DARK AGES. Aristotle. Ptolemy. Copernicus. Brahe. Kepler. Galileo. Newton. Early Space Explorers. 384-322. BC. AD. DARK AGES. Aristotle. Early Space Explorers. Early Space Explorers. Aristotle

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PHY131H1F Class 4

PHY131H1F Class 4. Today, Chapter 2, Sections 2.1 to 2.4 Uniform Motion Average velocity / Instantaneous Velocity Differentiating position to get velocity Integrating velocity to get position Equations of Constant Acceleration. t. Clicker Question 1. x.

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What is force?

Motion and Forces. 2.3. What is force?. A force is a push or pull. . Sometimes it is obvious that a force has been applied. . But other forces aren't as noticeable. Motion and Forces. 2.3. Changing Motion. A force can cause the motion of an object to change.

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The Copernican Revolution

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Difference between speed and velocity

Difference between speed and velocity. Objectives. 1 . Define velocity 2 . Differentiate between speed and velocity 3 . Explain the difference between instantaneous and average speed and velocity 4 . Determine average velocity

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Physics 321

Physics 321. Hour 1a Course Introduction. Course Outline Prerequisites: ODEs, Mathematica Reading: Due before lecture HW : Due MWF - see schedule on Learning Suite Take-home Tests : Due every other Thursday Midterm Exams: In the Testing Center Final Exam: In Class. Course Components.

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String Theory

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5-3 A Car Rounding a Curve

5-3 A Car Rounding a Curve. An example of centripetal acceleration occurs when an automobile rounds a curve.

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