Physics is about studying how the universe works, and since you're in it, it's really about understanding you and the world you live in. Hopefully you'll find this very interesting! Seek to improve your learning by polishing each portfolio objective, each online text assignment, and then by noticing physics in your life!

Monday, December 17, 2012

Some hints for the review.

If you're still stuck, but remember, there are plenty of people on campus who know how to do these....and you'll be better off if you figure them out on your own.

1. A>b>c>e>d, but d is fastest, c is slowest...
2. Which makes more sense, b or c
3. V=delta x/t
4. Sqrt(150^2+150^2)
5. Faster, constant
6. Rectangle plus triangle
7. A= delta v / t
8. Granddaddy
9. See #7
10. =+-
11. D=slope*V + 0
12. Extrapolate
13. Slope
14. A=F/m
15. Fn=W...
16. A=F/m. If 4m, then a is now...
17. Terminal v
18. 1 left...
19. Fn+Fpx=Fg, so...
20. No a, so W=mg
21. W= F(9.8+2)
22. Pythagoras
23. Equilateral triangle
24. Granddaddy to find t, then t*30
25. Normally a is 9.8 down v=0, but since its moving sideways, v is > 0
:-)