Chapters included: Velocity/Acceleration, Forces, Projectile Motion, Momentum, Gravitation, Electrostatic Forces, Circular Motion, Work/Energy, Wave Behavior **READ DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL CHAPTERS BEFORE BUYING**
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Contains class notes regarding electric charges (negative, positive, neutral). Explains the difference between an insulator and a conductor, as well as how to calculate electrostatic force using the Coulomb constant.
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Add to cartContains class notes regarding electric charges (negative, positive, neutral). Explains the difference between an insulator and a conductor, as well as how to calculate electrostatic force using the Coulomb constant.
Explains different types of waves, different types of interferences between waves, discusses how density of medium affects the wave, and provides overall information on waves and their behavior.
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Add to cartExplains different types of waves, different types of interferences between waves, discusses how density of medium affects the wave, and provides overall information on waves and their behavior.
Provides formula to calculate the work done on an object (can be on an incline), formula for power, and formula for displacement force. Discusses basic knowledge on energy/work!
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Add to cartProvides formula to calculate the work done on an object (can be on an incline), formula for power, and formula for displacement force. Discusses basic knowledge on energy/work!
Class notes on (angular) momentum of an object, impulse of an object, and how to calculate these. Discusses the conservation of momentum and the impulse-momentum theorem.
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Add to cartClass notes on (angular) momentum of an object, impulse of an object, and how to calculate these. Discusses the conservation of momentum and the impulse-momentum theorem.
Information regarding gravitational attraction between planets. Focuses on formulas to calculate this, as well as calculating the period of any planet around the sun. Uses "Big G", the gravitational constant, which is 6.67x10^-11 (value not written in notes).
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Add to cartInformation regarding gravitational attraction between planets. Focuses on formulas to calculate this, as well as calculating the period of any planet around the sun. Uses "Big G", the gravitational constant, which is 6.67x10^-11 (value not written in notes).
Class notes on circular motion- centripetal acceleration/forces, velocity and displacement vectors, formulas for average velocity and centripetal acceleration. Also includes a couple of definitions!
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Add to cartClass notes on circular motion- centripetal acceleration/forces, velocity and displacement vectors, formulas for average velocity and centripetal acceleration. Also includes a couple of definitions!
Short set of notes with vocabulary regarding projectile motion, both in the vertical and horizontal direction. Explains the shape of a projectile's trajectory (and what that means) as well as information on air resistance.
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Add to cartShort set of notes with vocabulary regarding projectile motion, both in the vertical and horizontal direction. Explains the shape of a projectile's trajectory (and what that means) as well as information on air resistance.
One of the most basic units of physics - revolves around the forces acting on objects and how acceleration works on Earth. Explains each of Newton's laws and what they mean. Class notes also include net force definition and example.
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Add to cartOne of the most basic units of physics - revolves around the forces acting on objects and how acceleration works on Earth. Explains each of Newton's laws and what they mean. Class notes also include net force definition and example.
Class notes on the relation between velocity and acceleration, explaining some basic graphs and their shapes. Also has the kinematic equations, which are formulas relating to position, time, acceleration, and velocity.
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Add to cartClass notes on the relation between velocity and acceleration, explaining some basic graphs and their shapes. Also has the kinematic equations, which are formulas relating to position, time, acceleration, and velocity.
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