Kinematics
For the theory behind Kinematics, please see the following web sites. Also, refer to any basic physics text.
Wikiversity: Kinematics | |
Wikiversity is a free learning program. This lesson in kinematics includes several good example problems. | (Click on "Mechanics" and then on "Velocity and Acceleration") Navigation in Hyperphysics can be a bit confusing at first but it is an notable resource regardless. |
The Physics Classroom: 1D Kinematics | Physics for Physical Sciences: Kinematics, Forces, and Energy |
An excellent six-lesson tutorial in one-dimensional kinematics. | An overly simplified tutorial in kinematics. It is recommended that you read another tutorial after you read this one. |
How to Solve Kinematic Problems:
1-Dimensional Kinematics |
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Average Velocity & Average Speed - Similar but Different | Constant Acceleration | Freely Falling Objects - Gravity at Work | Instantaneous Velocity - Calculus Based Physics | Instantaneous Acceleration - Calculus Based Physics |
2-Dimensional Kinematics | ||||
Vectors - Analysis and Resolution | Vector Kinematics - Applied Vector Mathematics | Projectile Motion & Trajectories | Relative Velocity - Non-relativistically |
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