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Work Problems

Work Problems

By mvinayag on October 9, 2015

This physics problem set tests your knowledge on work.
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Electric Potential

Electric Potential

By jermko on May 31, 2014

Both electric potential energy and electric potential are fully explored in this question set. Scenarios involving parallel charged plates and point charge systems will be considered.
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How Does “Work” Work?

How Does “Work” Work?

By Harish Appana Satya on July 25, 2012

This set of questions explore the factors that affect the amount of work done on an object as well as how work translates into kinetic energy.
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