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Physics IReview 2
Review Notes Exam 2
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Work
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Work for Constant Force
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Vector Dot Product
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Work for Variable Force
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Work-Energy Theorem
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Class 10Take-Away Concepts
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Does work depend on the path?Conservative Forces
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Conservative Forces Non-Conservative Forces
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Conservative Forcesand Potential Energy
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Two Common Potential Energy Functions in Physics 1
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Potential Energy, Kinetic Energy, and
Conservation of Energy
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Example ProblemSkateboarder Going Up a Ramp
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Class 11Take-Away Concepts
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Is Mechanical EnergyAlways Conserved?
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Example of Energy Lost to Friction
(Non-Conservative Force)
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Example of Energy Lost to Friction
(Non-Conservative Force)
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Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
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Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension
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Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension
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Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension - Example
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Class 12Take-Away Concepts
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Definitions
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Direction of Angular Displacement and Angular
Velocity

• Use your right hand.
• Curl your fingers in the direction of the
  rotation.
• Out-stretched thumb points in the direction of
  the angular velocity.

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Angular Acceleration
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Equations for Constant a
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Relationships AmongLinear and Angular Variables
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Energy in Rotation
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Moment of Inertia
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Correspondence BetweenLinear and Rotational
Motion
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Class 13Take-Away Concepts
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Review of Torque
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The Vector Cross Product
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The Vector Cross Product
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Torque as a Cross Product
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Angular Momentum of a Particle
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Class 14Take-Away Concepts
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How Does Angular Momentum of a Particle Change
with Time?
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Angular Momentum of a ParticleDoes It Change if
t 0?
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Conservation of Angular Momentum
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Class 15Take-Away Concepts
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization
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Formula Sheet Organization