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Physics - Work and Energy
Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 53m | Size: 362 MB
Course with clear explanations of work, power, energy, and springs for high school and intro college
What you'll learn
Have an understanding of introductory algebra-based physics.
Understand and solve problems in work and energy.
Apply physics to real-life situations.
Solve introductory algebra-based physics test questions.
Requirements
Be able to rearrange and solve simple algebraic equations.
No calculus needed.
Description
This course is one of a series of courses designed for algebra-based high school and intro college physics. In this course, the topics and concepts in work and energy will be covered; including work, power, kinetic energy, potential energy, conservation of energy, and springs. The course contains video lessons with note templates, practice assignments, and assessment quizzes. Completion of these items should enable students to have a firm understanding of the topics and concepts listed in the course description.
The highlight of this course is very clear and simplified explanations of the concepts during the video lessons with assignments that reinforce the learning. This is a great course for any student struggling with the basic concepts of a high school or introductory college physics course or anyone interested in starting to learn about physics. This course does not cover calculus-based physics, but the foundation of the physics concepts still applies to calculus-based courses.
Upon completion of this course, students can continue with the other courses in this series which contain the topics covered in a traditional introductory physics course. These courses are taught by an instructor with over 25 years of experience teaching physics and is known for explaining the concepts in physics clearly for all to understand.
If learners are younger than 18 but above the required age for consent to use online services where you live (for example, 13 in the US or 16 in Ireland), they may not set up an account, but are encouraged to invite a parent or guardian to open an account and help them access the content and monitor their learning.
Who this course is for
People wanting easy to understand instruction in physics.
Parents/guardians looking for support for their high school students.
Introductory level college physics students.
Students looking to supplement their physics instruction.
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Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 53m | Size: 362 MB
What you'll learn
Have an understanding of introductory algebra-based physics.
Understand and solve problems in work and energy.
Apply physics to real-life situations.
Solve introductory algebra-based physics test questions.
Requirements
Be able to rearrange and solve simple algebraic equations.
No calculus needed.
Description
This course is one of a series of courses designed for algebra-based high school and intro college physics. In this course, the topics and concepts in work and energy will be covered; including work, power, kinetic energy, potential energy, conservation of energy, and springs. The course contains video lessons with note templates, practice assignments, and assessment quizzes. Completion of these items should enable students to have a firm understanding of the topics and concepts listed in the course description.
The highlight of this course is very clear and simplified explanations of the concepts during the video lessons with assignments that reinforce the learning. This is a great course for any student struggling with the basic concepts of a high school or introductory college physics course or anyone interested in starting to learn about physics. This course does not cover calculus-based physics, but the foundation of the physics concepts still applies to calculus-based courses.
Upon completion of this course, students can continue with the other courses in this series which contain the topics covered in a traditional introductory physics course. These courses are taught by an instructor with over 25 years of experience teaching physics and is known for explaining the concepts in physics clearly for all to understand.
If learners are younger than 18 but above the required age for consent to use online services where you live (for example, 13 in the US or 16 in Ireland), they may not set up an account, but are encouraged to invite a parent or guardian to open an account and help them access the content and monitor their learning.
Who this course is for
People wanting easy to understand instruction in physics.
Parents/guardians looking for support for their high school students.
Introductory level college physics students.
Students looking to supplement their physics instruction.
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