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                                I.      Solve-It Physics

1.      Basic Principles

2.      Conversions

3.      Conventions and Symbols

4.      Units and Conversion Factors

5.      Useful Constants

6.      Classical Physics

A.     Kinematics

a.       Average Velocity

b.      Gravity at Work

                                                                                                               i.      End of Semester Insanity (Easy)

c.       Kinematic Answers

7.      Modern Physics

8.      Nuclear Physics

9.      Optics

10.  Electronics

11.  Intermediate Theoretical Physics

12.  Electricity & Magnetism

13.  Mechanics

14.  Thermodynamics

                             II.      Solve-It Chemistry

1.      Periodic Table of Elements

2.      General Chemistry I

A.     Elements & The Periodic Table

B.     Compounds

C.     Mixtures

D.     Three Basic Laws

E.      Atomic Theory According to Dalton

F.      Symbols

G.     Formulas

H.     Equations

I.        Atomic Mass

J.       Reactions

K.    Ionic Compounds

L.      Molecular Compounds

M.   Nomenclature

a.       Solving Inorganic Nomenclature Problems

b.      Rules for Naming Inorganic Compounds

c.       A Flowchart for Naming Inorganic Compounds

d.      Practice Naming Inorganic Compounds

3.      General Chemistry II

4.      Organic Chemistry I

5.      Organic Chemistry II

6.      Analytical Chemistry

7.      Physical Chemistry I

8.      Physical Chemistry II

                           III.      Solve-It Mathematics

1.      Basic Algebra

2.      Intermediate Algebra

3.      College Algebra

A.     Solving Systems of Equations

a.       Systems of Two equations

b.      systems of Three equations

c.       systems of Four equations

d.      Non-linear Systems of Equations

4.      Trigonometry

5.      Calculus I

6.      Calculus II

7.      Calculus III

8.      Differential Equations

9.      Linear Algebra

A.     Solving Systems of Equations

a.       Systems of Two equations

b.      systems of Three equations

c.       systems of Four equations

d.      Non-linear Systems of Equations

                          IV.      Bibliography

                             V.      Contributors to the Cause

 

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