Foundational Physics Concepts

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    6. Deriving Constant Acceleration Equations
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    Equations can be a bit boring, so FlippedPhysics uses basic geometry to illustrate the derivation of five equations of constant acceleration in this lesson.

    Equations can be a bit boring, so FlippedPhysics uses basic geometry to illustrate the derivation of five equations of constant acceleration in this lesson.

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    7. Splitting the X- & Y-Axis in Physics
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    In physics, the x- and y-dimensions tend to be looked at separately. To help wrap your head around this, watch a demo with balls going in different directions.

    In physics, the x- and y-dimensions tend to be looked at separately. To help wrap your head around this, watch a demo with balls going in different directions.

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    8. Understanding Vectors in Physics
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    Learn how to solve problems in two dimensions with vectors! Follow a simple example in this lesson to see how to break velocity down into its components.

    Learn how to solve problems in two dimensions with vectors! Follow a simple example in this lesson to see how to break velocity down into its components.

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    9. Newton's First Law of Motion
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    When was the last time you had an epiphany sitting under an apple tree? In this physics lesson, learn Newton's First Law, and review the definition of force.

    When was the last time you had an epiphany sitting under an apple tree? In this physics lesson, learn Newton's First Law, and review the definition of force.

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    10. Comparing Mass & Weight in Physics
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    In physics, mass and weight refer to two different measurements! David defines mass and weight, and explains how these quantities relate to gravity.

    In physics, mass and weight refer to two different measurements! David defines mass and weight, and explains how these quantities relate to gravity.

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