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Upcoming Deadlines

Upcoming Deadlines. Fifth Homework (Video Analysis of a Jump) Due Thursday, Sept. 29 th (Next week) 15 points (10 points if late) Sixth Homework (Stop-motion Animation) Due Thursday, Oct. 6 th (In two weeks) 20 points (if late, 10 points)

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Chapter 7: Rigid Body Dynamics

Chapter 7: Rigid Body Dynamics. Chapter 7 Goals:. To define the rigid body as a system of point masses Through use of forces and force moments, to introduce the physics of static equilibrium To distinguish the force moment from the special case of the torque

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ACTIVITY #7: GRAVITY: THE INVISIBLE FORCE

ACTIVITY #7: GRAVITY: THE INVISIBLE FORCE.

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Review Session Final for CE2120-001

Review Session Final for CE2120-001. Dr. Zhang Spring 2014 4/30/2014. Final Exam. Event: CE2120-001 Final Exam Time: 8:00 am-10:00 am Date: Wed. May 7, 2014 Location: Cast 212. Evaluation & Survey. TA evaluation form SET(Student Evaluation of Teaching) survey. Jin Zhu

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Fundamentals of Physics

Fundamentals of Physics. Chapter 7 Kinetic Energy & Work Energy Work Work & Kinetic Energy Work Done by a Gravitational Force Work Done by a Spring Force Work Done by a General Variable Force Power Review & Summary Questions Exercises & Problems. Energy & Work.

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CMS Alignment and Calibration

CMS Alignment and Calibration. Yuriy Pakhotin on behalf of CMS Collaboration. CMS Detector at LHC. (87%). (88%). 2012, TeV. 2011, TeV. LHC: proton-proton collider. *No results from Heavy-ions collisions in this talk. Higgs Boson: from original idea to observation.

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Force and weight

Force and weight. Explaining motion. Isaac Newton was the first person to explain WHY objects move the way they do. He based his laws of motion on two key concepts: mass force. What is mass?. All matter has mass and takes up space. A solid rock has mass. So do gases and liquids.

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Gravity

Gravity. Physics 6A. Prepared by Vince Zaccone For Campus Learning Assistance Services at UCSB. GRAVITY Any pair of objects, anywhere in the universe, feel a mutual attraction due to gravity.

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Forces

Forces. Chapter 5 Page 124-127. Force. Force is simply a push or a pull on an object All forces have size and direction A force can change the acceleration of an object Forces are represented by the unit called the Newton (N). Forces are around us and everywhere. Applied Force.

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Our Solar system

Our Solar system. Christopher Robles, Angel Aldaco , Travis Gearhart, Emilio Frank, Students, EMPACTS Project Northwest Arkansas Community College, Bentonville, AR. Some words to know before we continue. Gravity - force that attracts you or anything to an object with greater mass

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St Venant Equations

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THE PHYSICS OF ROCK CLIMBING

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Earth and Moon two best friends by: Lilly and Hanna

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Chassis PDR 10

Chassis PDR 10. Colby Meyer Dan Smyth Kirsten Kozlovsky. Goal for This Week from last week. Finish Joints Finalize Engine mounting/Engine roll cage Add all other parts to CAD Tabs, body panels, firewall, fire extinguisher , brake light, etc. Frame. Full Assembly. FEA.

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PRODUCTION OF NANO MATERIALS: BALL MILLING METHOD

PRODUCTION OF NANO MATERIALS: BALL MILLING METHOD. BY V.AISHWARYA 10311A1903 ECM D1. INTRODUCTION. Nano materials can be defined as those materials which have structured components with size less than 100nm at least in one dimension.

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Gravity & Magnetism

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And the Three Laws of Motion A Web Quest Journey

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GENERAL RELATIVITY Equivalence Principle

GENERAL RELATIVITY Equivalence Principle. Equivalence principle Free Fall. Laws of Physics are same for observers in any frame of reference, including non-inertial *. General Relativity extends first postulate. *accelerating, which can be felt without reference to other frames.

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Forces of nature Gravity force Free fall

CLASSICAL PHYSICS Gravity. Forces of nature Gravity force Free fall. Forces of nature. Gravity. Nuclear (Strong & Weak). Electromagnetism. Projectiles Planets Galaxies Universe. Nucleus Radioactivity Stars. Light Atoms Technology. Same rules everywhere in the universe.

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