Physics Study Guide

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    Introduction

    1. Purpose
    2. Laws
    3. Scientific Method

    Section One

    1. Units S.I. units
    2. Kinematics Displacement, velocity, acceleration
    3. Force Newton's 3 Laws of Motion
    4. Momentum Elastic and inelastic collisions
    5. Friction and the Normal Force
    6. Work Force times distance
    7. Energy The potential to do Work

    Section Two

    1. Gravity A universal force of attraction
    2. Circular Motion
    3. Torque
    4. Periodic Motion the motion that keeps in regular intervals on time.
    5. Waves
    6. Wave overtones
    7. Standing waves
    8. Sound

    Section Three

    1. Fluids
    2. Fields
    3. Thermodynamics
    4. Electricity Charge, current, electric fields
    5. Magnetism Magnetic dipoles, magnetic fields
    6. Electronics Resistance, voltage, capacitance, inductance (incomplete)
    7. Optics Light, lasers etc
    8. Theories of Electricity Theories behind Electricity
    9. Chaos theory theory of perturbation

    Appendices

    A printable version of Physics Study Guide is available. (edit it)
    1. Commonly Used Physical Constants
    2. Approximate Coefficients of Friction
    3. Greek alphabet
    4. Logs
    5. Vectors and scalars
    6. Symbols Used in This Book
    7. Exercises
    8. More topics
    9. Style Guide