EN PH 131 practice exams
Mechanics · University of Alberta
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Topics covered
- Motion in One Dimension · 100 questions
- Vectors and Motion in Two Dimensions · 100 questions
- Forces and Newton's Laws · 100 questions
- Friction, Inclines and Connected Objects · 100 questions
- Circular Motion and Gravitation · 100 questions
- Work, Energy and Power · 100 questions
- Momentum and Collisions · 100 questions
- Rotational Motion · 100 questions
- Torque, Equilibrium and Angular Momentum · 100 questions
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