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Need to study for Physics? Here are some questions to help you out!!!
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Hundreds of free games illustrating basic principles of physics.
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String/pulley/incline problems: This site walks you thorough the derivation of several formulas for different types of problems incorporating strings, pulleys and inclines.
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Detailed description and diagrams of inclined planes.
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Potential energy and using it in relationship to work-energy principles. Also includes solved example problems.
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This is a fascinating Java Applet that allows students to visualize the operation of a single-cylinder gasoline engine.
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Moments of inertia for various bodies
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_moments_of_inertia
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A very good verbal/mathematical explanation of the Carnot Cycle.
Galileo Physics -- U. of Virginia
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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 wonderful website explains the theory of conservation of energy, linear momentum, and angular momentum. Its interactivity involves quizzes and two Java "games"!!
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