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Ch. 1. think like a physicist

Ch. 2. making it all MEAN something

Ch. 3. scientific notation, area, and volume

Ch. 4. equations and graphs

Ch. 5. dealing with directions

Ch. 6. Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration

Ch. 7. Equations of motion (part 1)

Ch. 8. equations of motion (part 2)

Ch. 9. triangles, trig and trajectories

Ch. 10. momentum conservation

Ch. 11. weight and the normal force

Ch. 12. using forces, momentum, friction and impulse

Ch. 13. torque and work

Ch. 14. energy conservation

Ch. 15. tension, pulleys and problem solving

Ch. 16. circular motion (part 1)

Limber up for the Kentucky Hamster Derby

You can revolutionize the hamsters' training

Thinking through different approaches helps

A circle's radius and circumference are linked by π

Convert from linear distance to revolutions

Convert the linear speeds into Hertz

So you set up the machine ...

Try some numbers to work out how things relate to each other

The units on the motor are radians per second

Convert frequency to angular frequency

The hamster trainer is complete!

You can increase the (linear) speed by increasing the wheel's radius

Question Clinic: The "Angular quantities" Question

Ch. 17. circular motion (part 2)

Ch. 18. gravitation and orbits

Ch. 19. Oscillations (part 1)

Ch. 20. Oscillations (part 2)

Ch. 21. think like a physicist

Appx. A. leftovers

Appx. B. equation table

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