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Describing Motion: Velocity Homework Help Resources

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Need to study for Physics? Here are some questions to help you out!!!
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Introduction material on basic kinematic concepts and principals
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An in-depth explanation of pulley physics, along with example problems covering the common applications, situations, and formulae involved with pulley motion.
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Hundreds of free games illustrating basic principles of physics.
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This site has more of an explanation approach to each topic and while it may not cover as much "advanced" material, such as magnetism, electricity and related principles), it is a very good resource for mechanics and classic first semester college/high school concepts
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This website contains information on the rotational motion and energy of a simple pulley-mass system. It also has math for a sticky rotational collision.
ursinus.edu phys111q labs 11th - 12th, Physics
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Planetary and satellite motion are described by Kepler's three laws. This offers a description of each of the laws, how they relate to the planets in our solar system and how Newton applied the concept of gravity to include motion of planets and the moon.
The Physics Classroom 9th - 12th, Earth Science, Physics
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This site lets users see the relationships between kinetic energy, potential energy, friction, and gravity as they design a roller coaster.
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A list of equations and constants for AP Physics B and C exams, organized by subject.
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Analyze the motion of a two-stage rocket and relate the motion to the features of a position-time and velocity-time graphs.
Shockwave Physics Studios 9th - 12th, Physics
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