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Kinematics- Motion in Two Dimensions

Kinematics- Motion in Two Dimensions. Math Review - Trigonometry. Trigonometry. Trigonometry. Trigonometry. Pythagorean theorem:. Trigonometry Example. FIND THE VALUE OF h o. Trigonometry. Vectors and Scalars.

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CONSERVATION OF ENERGY Sec 3 Express, (Pure) Physics Work, Energy, Power (Part 2)

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A Realistic Impact:

Think of how a baseball bat _________ (comes into contact with) a ball as a function of _________. impacts. time. maximum. ___________ force of bat on ball. F net. A Realistic Impact:. t. leaves. ball _________ the bat. bat first _________ ball. touches. A _________ Impact:.

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A Realistic Impact:

Think of how a baseball bat _________ (comes into contact with) a ball as a function of _________. impacts. time. maximum. ___________ force of bat on ball. F net. A Realistic Impact:. t. leaves. ball _________ the bat. bat first _________ ball. touches. A _________ Impact:.

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Reading Quiz Review

Reading Quiz Review. Choose the correct response. The inertial mass of an object is The proportionality factor between the total applied force and the resulting acceleration. The property discovered by Aristotle that causes forces.

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The Physics of Basketball

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Consider these situations: ( i ) a ball moving at speed v is brought to rest;

Example : A 10 g bullet is fired at a steel plate. The velocity of the bullet just before it strikes the plate is 200 m/s. The contact time for the bullet and the plate is 1 m s. Assume all motion is along one dimension.

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Interesting Sports Facts

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Interesting Sports Facts

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