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Units & Dimensional Analysis — Topic Review
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One-Dimensional Vectors & Kinematics — Topic Review
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- Displacement & Velocity (p. 3-5) (7:12)
- Acceleration (p. 6-7) (4:09)
- Graphing One-Dimensional Motion (p. 8-9) (8:25)
- Kinematic Variables & Equations (p. 10-11) (2:54)
- Applying Kinematic Equations in One Dimension (p. 12-15) (15:02)
- Freefall in One Dimension (p. 16-20) (12:59)
One-Dimensional Vectors & Kinematics — Practice Exam Questions
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- Displacement & Velocity Question 1 Solution (2:03)
- Displacement & Velocity Question 2 Solution (3:48)
- Acceleration Question 1 Solution (1:43)
- Graphing One-Dimensional Motion Question 1 Solution (2:04)
- Graphing One-Dimensional Motion Question 2 Solution (2:52)
- Graphing One-Dimensional Motion Question 3 Solution (5:12)
- Applying Kinematic Equations in One Dimension Question 1 Solution (1:59)
- Applying Kinematic Equations in One Dimension Question 1 Solution (2:58)
- Applying Kinematic Equations in One Dimension Question 1 Solution (5:58)
- Freefall in One Dimension Question 1 Solution (3:00)
- Freefall in One Dimension Question 2 Solution (2:04)
Two-Dimensional Vectors — Topic Review
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Two-Dimensional Vectors — Practice Exam Questions
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- Magnitude & Direction from Components Question 1 Solution (2:58)
- Magnitude & Direction from Components Question 2 Solution (2:38)
- Components from Magnitude & Direction Question 1 Solution (2:19)
- Components from Magnitude & Direction Question 2 Solution (3:00)
- Vector Addition Question 1 Solution (5:29)
- Vector Addition Question 2 Solution (6:22)
Two-Dimensional Kinematics — Topic Review
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Two-Dimensional Kinematics — Practice Exam Questions
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- Basics of Two-Dimensional Kinematics Question 1 Solution (4:29)
- Basics of Two-Dimensional Kinematics Question 2 Solution (3:56)
- Two-Dimensional Projectile Motion Question 1 Solution (10:30)
- Two-Dimensional Projectile Motion Question 2 Solution (3:48)
- Two-Dimensional Projectile Motion Question 3 Solution (3:54)
- Range Equation Question 1 Solution (2:05)
- Relative Velocity Question 1 Solution (6:22)
- Relative Velocity Question 2 Solution (4:54)
- Relative Velocity Question 3 Solution (5:41)
Forces & Newton's Laws — Topic Review
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- Forces & Free-Body Diagrams (p. 3-4) (8:55)
- Newton's First Law (p. 5) (3:28)
- Newton's Second Law (p. 6) (3:47)
- Newton's Second Law Problem-Solving Strategy (p. 7-9) (14:01)
- Inclined Planes (p. 10-11) (8:11)
- Apparent Weight (p. 12-13) (8:06)
- Newton's Third Law (p. 14) (4:37)
- Connected Objects (p. 15-17) (11:33)
Forces & Newton's Laws — Practice Exam Questions
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- Newton's Second Law Question 1 Solution (6:36)
- Newton's Second Law Question 2 Solution (2:52)
- Newton's Second Law Question 3 Solution (2:52)
- Newton's Second Law Question 4 Solution (5:04)
- Inclined Planes Question 1 Solution (4:55)
- Inclined Planes Question 2 Solution (3:12)
- Inclined Planes Question 3 Solution (4:52)
- Apparent Weight Question 1 Solution (4:24)
- Apparent Weight Question 2 Solution (3:34)
- Connected Objects Question 1 Solution (7:32)
- Connected Objects Question 2 Solution (3:37)
Friction — Topic Review
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Friction — Practice Exam Questions
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