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FOR PARENTS & TUTORS: In this chapter, my Physics 12 class will be focusing on learning/reviewing the following main concepts and skills: (This is not a long chapter but an important one. Emphasis will be on 2D collisions).
FOR PARENTS & TUTORS: In this chapter, my Physics 12 class will be focusing on learning/reviewing the following main concepts and skills: (This is not a long chapter but an important one. Emphasis will be on 2D collisions).
How to Calculate the momentum, change in momentum, and the Impulse on an object.
Area underneath a Force - Time Graph is Impulse
Applications of "The Impulse - Momentum Theorem".
How to Calculate, momentum, change in momentum, impulse as well as conservation of momentum in 2D applications.
Momentum is one of the 6 Conservation laws in Physics, and that in any interactions, linear and angular momentum is conserved.
A change in momentum is caused by Impulse.
Making the connection between conservation of momentum of a system and how it relates to the conservation of Kinetic Energy. (Elastic & Inelastic collisions)
Application of Trigonometry learned in previous math courses, with emphasis on the Sine and Cosine Laws.
Unit 3 Blank Notes with Blank Worksheet Package
(2024-2025 Version)
3 Ph 12 Momentum Notes and Worksheets.pdfUnit 3 Worksheets Solutions
3 Momentum Worksheet Package 2025 Solution
Group Assignment #3
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Unit 3 New Practice Test (2024-2025 Version)
3 Ph 12 Unit 3 Test Version J .pdfUnit 3 Solution Key to New Practice Test
3 Ph 12 Unit 3 Test Version J Solution Key Practice Test.pdf
My practice tests have always been, are, and will always be intended as a general guide to help students prepare for unit tests. You must review my notes and work through the questions in the review package in addition to the practice test. As I’ve emphasized in class, don’t just learn how to solve a specific problem or set of problems—focus on understanding the underlying Physics and Math concepts. Do not expect to see identical questions with different values on your test. If you do, you’ll be disappointed.
If there are any typos, wrong calculations, or wrong answers please tell me politely. Thank you
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