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Tierheim Associates

Tierheim Associates. Dream for the stars and sail the winds of change! Tierheim Associates Linda Lanham Summitt. To rejoice in the wonders all around us and to learn the voices and colors on the wind will give us strength to touch the sky. Linear Motion. Linda L Summitt

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Ch.3 Topics

Ch.3 Topics. x and y parts of motion adding vectors properties of vectors projectile and circular motion relative motion. Motion in Two Dimensions. displacements: x and y parts thus: x and y velocities Ex: 30m/s North + 40m/s East = 50m/s v x + v y = v

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Vectors

Vectors. Learning objectives Scalars Versus Vectors The Components of a Vector Adding and Subtracting Vectors Unit Vectors Position, Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration Vectors Relative Motion. This is one of the most important chapters in the course.

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Electric Potential of Uniform Charge Distributions

Electric Potential of Uniform Charge Distributions. AP Physics C Montwood High School R. Casao. Electric Potential Due to a Charged Rod on the Axis of the Rod. Electric Potential Due to a Charged Rod on the Axis of the Rod. Divide the length of the rod L into small elements of length dx.

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Physics 151 Week 6 Day 3

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Kinesiology Laboratory 6:

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Kinesiology Laboratory 6:

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Lecture 7

Lecture 7. Chapter 3: Vectors. Chapter 3 Vectors and Motion in Two Dimensions. Topics:. Vectors, coordinate systems, and components Projectile motion Circular motion. Sample question:.

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Lecture 4: Vectors & Components

Lecture 4: Vectors & Components. Questions of Yesterday. 1) A skydiver jumps out of a hovering helicopter and a few seconds later a second skydiver jumps out so they both fall along the same vertical line relative to the helicopter. 1a) Does the difference in their velocities: a) increase

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Fundamentals of Physics

Fundamentals of Physics. Chapter 3 Vectors Vectors & Scalars Adding Vectors Geometrically Components of Vectors Unit Vectors Adding Vectors by Components Vectors & the Laws of Physics Multiplying Vectors Review & Summary Questions Exercises & Problems. Vectors & Scalars.

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Chapter 3: Vectors and Coordinate System

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Lecture 8: Vector Components

Lecture 8: Vector Components. Average amount spent lobbying Congress each day it was in session last year: $16,279,069. Vector Components. y. A. A y. ?. x. A x. y. A y. ?. ?. x. A x < 0. Given A and ? we found A x and A y Given A x and A y , find A and ?. y. A y. ?. A x.

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Lecture 4: PHY101

Lecture 4: PHY101. Chapter 1 : Scalars and Vectors (1.5) Chapter 2: Distance and Displacement, Speed and Velocity (2.1,2.2). Vectors. Vectors are graphically represented by arrows: . The direction of the physical quantity is given by the direction of the arrow.

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Physics Quantities

Physics Quantities. Scalars and Vectors. Scalar:. A quantity that is described by magnitude only . You add scalar quantities like you normally add numbers . 5 mL of water added to 5 mL of water will give you 10 mL of water . Some examples of scalars are Distance Speed Mass Time

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Society of Physics Students

Society of Physics Students. SPS Meeting Thursday, September 15 1:00 to 1:50 pm Wubben 218. We will discuss our upcoming conference and perform a physics demo. If you are interested in physics and getting involved with SPS, please come to meeting. There will be pizza!.

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Vectors

Vectors. Vectors in one dimension Vectors in two dimensions Vector resolution & addition. Vectors in 1 dimension.

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Vector Components

Vector Components. y. x. Coordinates. Vectors can be described in terms of coordinates. 6.0 km east and 3.4 km south 1 m forward, 2 m left, 2 m up Coordinates are associated with axes in a graph. x = 6.0 m. y = -3.4 m. Ordered Set.

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EXAMPLE 3

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Vector Components

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Two Dimensional Particle Motion

Two Dimensional Particle Motion. Vector components of velocity. Motion in the x -direction. x o is the starting position in the x -direction v o is the initial velocity ? is the launch angle. Motion in the y -direction. y o is the starting position in the y -direction

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