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Not grade specific physics lectures
PowerPoint Notes - Magnets, Magnetism & Magnetic Fields
This PowerPoint goes over the basics of magnets and magnetism by explaining the following topics:
- Type of Magnets
- Magnetic Forces
- Magnetic Fields
- Electromagnetism
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Mastering Motion: Newton's Laws of Motion Lesson Plan
Unlock the secrets of motion with our comprehensive lesson plan on Newton's Laws of Motion. Tailored for high school physics classes, this resource guides students through the foundational principles of motion as elucidated by Sir Isaac Newton, offering a dynamic blend of theory, demonstrations, and problem-solving activities.Key Features:In-depth Exploration: Delve into the essence of motion with a thorough examination of Newton's three laws, covering concepts of inertia, force, mass, accelerat
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Falling Objects (PPTX)
There are many falling objects with equations in scalar and vector forms. There is an example of adding the direction of weight to the equation of a falling object. In the vector form, there is a gravitational direction shown in the figure as well.You can use these images and equations by cropping and copying the image you want and using it in the lecture to show students how falling objects can be explained in the form of an equation.All images and equations are on a transparent background.
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Mathematical Physics
This book is the result of a sequence of two courses given in the School of Applied and Engineering Physics at Cornell University. The intent of these courses has been to cover a number of intermediate and advanced topics in applied mathematics that are needed by science and engineering majors.The courses were originally designed for junior level undergraduates enrolled in Applied Physics, but over the years they have attracted students from the other engineering departments, as well as physics,
Falling Objects (PDF)
There are many falling objects with equations in scalar and vector forms. There is an example of adding the direction of weight to the equation of a falling object. In the vector form, there is a gravitational direction shown in the figure as well.You can use these images and equations by cropping the image you want and using it in the lecture to show students how falling objects can be explained in the form of an equation.
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Newton's Laws of Motion: A PowerPoint Lecture
This PowerPoint lecture provides a comprehensive overview of Newton's laws of motion. The lecture begins by defining force and mass, and then introduces Newton's first law of motion, the law of inertia. The second law of motion is then discussed, which states that force equals mass times acceleration. The third law of motion, the law of action and reaction, is also covered.The lecture includes a variety of visuals, such as diagrams, animations, and images, to help illustrate the concepts being d
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Applications of Calculus in Physics
The purpose of this book is to show students of both math and physics the deep relationshipbetween the areas of physics and calculus. In particular:a) How calculus can deepen our understanding of the physical conceptsb) How calculus can link together two or more seemingly unrelated physical conceptsc) How calculus can be used to help us apply physical concepts to technologyd) How calculus provides a mechanism to do physics in alternative waysBecause many students might be seeing calculus for the
Applications of Calculus in Physics - Whole Book
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WORK, ENERGY & POWER
This ppt has advanced concepts of work, energy kinetic energy, potential energy, elastic potential energy and power including efficiency
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Aviation Aerodynamics PowerPoint
PowerPoint presentation (19 slides) for teaching aerodynamics for aviation.
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Lesson 4: Rate, Speed & Velocity
Objective: Introducing motion and vectors; starting kinematicsMotionDisplacement vs. DistanceRateSpeed vs. VelocityScalar vs. Vector
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Bell Jar Experiment | Physics | Science Experiments
Hi friends, Let’s start this session with something fun!!This video is based on Speed of Sound how does medium affects the speed of sound.You all must have seen fireworks. We all love them. All the colors and patterns in the sky! The view is mesmerizing. However, did you notice one thing here?You see fireworks before, and you hear the sound of bursting of crackers later. Why does this happen? This happens because light travels faster than sound. In order to see the change in speed of sound, we w
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Introducing Pressure
This note provides a concise and excellent introduction to the topic - “Pressure” and helps students understand the concept without much effort. It includes pressure in fluids (gases and liquids) and also discusses pressure in solids.
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Notes - Sound
This PowerPoint provides notes and practice problems on the topics of:
- Sound Waves and their Speed
- Pitch & Loudness
- The Doppler Effect
Since some teachers like to teach sound around the same time they teach waves, so this PowerPoint can stand alone as a unit or it may accompany a unit on waves as well!
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Forces: Cornell Annotated NOTES
Physical Sciences, Forces unitCocreated with "Forces Notes". I don't like lecturing so I have my materials synched where students are visually cued on what to write. Key terms in the texts they need to jot are colored blue, Reminders on what to color and graph are built in as well. Students spend a minimal time writing and more time listening.The Cornell system is an excellent learning tool. Annotating allows for a clean document without sacrificing ownership. Covers Newton's Laws and solving b
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Lesson 3: Scientific Notation
Objective: Understanding the metric unit and how to convert unitsMetric conversionsScientific NotationExponent rulesPractice, Practice, Practice
Electricity
A comprehensive introduction to the basics of electricity for secondary school students. Covers circuits, devices, symbols, circuit arrangements (series and parallel), and their relationships.
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Motion (Kinematics) Cornell Annotated NOTES
Physical Sciences, Motion: Cornell Annotated Notes. Cocreated with "Physical Sciences, Motion unit. Introduction to Physics". I don't like lecturing so I have my materials synched where students are visually cued on what to write. Key terms in the texts they need to jot are colored blue, Reminders on what to color and graph are built in as well. Students spend a minimal time writing and more time listening.The Cornell system is an excellent learning tool. Annotating allows for a clean document w
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Quantum Computing
Origin and development of quantum computing. Basic principles
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Electric Current | Conventional flow of Current | Physics | Science Experiments
Hello Friends, In this video we are going to what is electric current and flow of electrons. Now we know that electrons move negative terminal to the positive terminal. But, previously, scientists didn't know about this and they assumed that positive ions move from positive to negative terminal. We still use this method to show the flow of current and this is known as conventional flow of electric current. We can also see that how we use the analogy of water to understand the flow of current. Wh
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Refraction of Light | Bending of Light | Snell's Law | Physics
Hello Friends, Check out our Latest session on "Reflection of Light | Bending of Light" based on Snell's Law for Class 10 Physics by Letstute When the ray light passes from a rarer medium to a denser medium, it bends and this is called refraction or bending of light. In this experiment, we will be using a moveable laser which will be our source of light, a medium that can be changed to four different options, Glass, water, boiling water and single medium and a target which we
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How does DC Motor Works | Working Principle of DC Motor | Physics
Hello Friends, This video is based on Science Magnetic Effects of Electric Current. In this video, we have explained Working Principle of DC motor. A direct current or DC motor is a rotary electrical machine that converts direct current Electrical energy into Mechanical energy. Important Points: Introduction – Usage of DC motor in real life. Construction of DC motor Working Principle of DC motor Usage of Split rings commutator and Carbon brushes Flaming’s Left hand rule Fac
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What is Centripetal force? | Physics | Science Experiments
Hello Friends, Welcome to this session on the centripetal force by Letstute. In this session, we have will understand what is the centripetal force, centrifugal force, frictional force, and how these forces are inter-related. We have made this video based on a 3D simulation, where we see how the mass, velocity and radius affects the centripetal force and frictional force. Centripetal force is a force that acts on a body moving in a circular path and is directed towards the
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Phases of Water
PowerPoint that goes over the three phases of water. Colorful and engaging presentation!
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