Problem Sets: Mechanics

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• Introduction

1. Kinematics
   1. Distance & Displacement
   2. Speed & Velocity
   3. Acceleration
   4. Equations of Motion
   5. Falling Bodies
   6. Graphs of Motion
   7. Kinematics in Two and Three Dimensions
   8. Parametric Equations
   9. Projectiles
2. Dynamics I: Force
   1. Forces
   2. Force & Mass
   3. Action-Reaction
   4. Weight
   5. Friction
   6. Equilibrium
   7. Force in Two and Three Dimensions
   8. Centripetal Force
   9. Frames of Reference
3. Energy
   1. Work
   2. Power
   3. Energy
   4. Kinetic Energy
   5. Potential Energy
   6. Conservation of Energy
   7. Simple Machines
4. Dynamics II: Momentum
   1. Impulse & Momentum
   2. Conservation of Momentum
   3. Momentum & Energy
   4. Momentum in Two and Three Dimensions
5. Rotational Motion
   1. Rotational Kinematics
   2. Rotational Inertia
   3. Rotational Dynamics
   4. Rotational Equilibrium
   5. Angular Momentum
   6. Rotational Energy
   7. Rolling
   8. Rotation in Two and Three Dimensions
   9. Coriolis Force
6. Periodic Motion
   1. Elasticity
   2. Elastic Potential Energy
   3. Simple Harmonic Oscillator
   4. Pendulum
   5. Resonance
7. Planetary Motion
   1. Geocentrism
   2. Heliocentrism
   3. Universal Gravitation
   4. Orbital Mechanics I
   5. Gravitational Potential Energy II
   6. Orbital Mechanics II
   7. Gravity of Extended Bodies

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