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| Foundations | |
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| The Experimental Method, Inductive, and Deductive Reasoning | |
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| Systems of Units and Conversion of Units | |
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| How to Solve Physics Problems Exactly and Inexactly by Making Estimates | |
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| Mathematical Review | |
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| Classical motion | |
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| Ancient Greek Ideas on Motion | |
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| Motion in One Dimension | |
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| Galileo | |
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| Describing and Graphing Motion in One Dimension | |
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| Special Motion: Free Fall | |
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| Curved Graphs, Tangent Lines, and Instantaneous Quantities | |
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| Motion in Two Dimensions | |
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| Vector Addition and Subtraction | |
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| Special Motion: Projectile Motion | |
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| Application: Projectiles | |
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| Special Motion: Uniform Circular Motion | |
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| Newtonrsquo;s Views on Motion | |
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| Isaac Newton | |
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| Newtonrsquo;s Laws of Motion | |
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| Examples of Some Important Forces | |
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| Applications: Newtonrsquo;s Laws | |
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| Rotational Motion and Gravitation | |
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| Fundamental Force: Newtonrsquo;s Universal Force of Gravitation | |
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| The Gravitational Field: A Field The ory | |
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| Torque on and Angular Momentum of a Simple System | |
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| Applications: Gravitation | |
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| Things That Donrsquo;t Change in Motion | |
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| Descartes, Huygens, and Leibniz | |
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| Impulse and Momentum | |
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| Constancy of Momentum | |
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| Work, Kinetic, and Gravitational Potential Energy | |
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| Constancy of Energy | |
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| Applications: Constancy of Momentum and Energy | |
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| Power | |
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| Wave Motion and Light | |
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| Special Motion: Vibrations | |
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| Special Motion: Traveling and Standing Waves | |
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| Reflection and Refraction of Light | |
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| Other Properties of Light: Diffraction, Interference, Dispersion, and P | |