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Circular Motion

Circular Motion

By mvinayag on October 8, 2015

Explore the uniform circular motion of objects along the circumference of a circle or rotation along a circular path.
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Satellites

Satellites

By almacd13 on June 19, 2014

This question set contains questions directly relating to satellites and how they contribute to space exploration.
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Flight

Flight

By almacd13 on June 18, 2014

This question set contains questions directly relating to flight and it’s contribution to the exploration of it and how it led to the exploration of space.
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The Atwood Machine

The Atwood Machine

By jermko on May 31, 2014

This question derives the equation of acceleration of the Atwood Machine. The properties of this interesting machine will then be analyzed.
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Electric Fields at a Point

Electric Fields at a Point

By jermko on May 31, 2014

An introductory set to electric fields. This set focuses on finding the electric field at a single point due to different charge configurations.
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Exploring Space

Exploring Space

By Marina Milner-Bolotin on April 23, 2014

This question set contains questions directly relating to space as an extreme environment and the exploration of it. Several questions focus on Canada’s contribution to the exploration of space, including Canadian technologies used when exploring space.
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