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HELP HOME PAGE Make a Practice Test Some Hints & Solutions Introductory Topics Kinematics Mechanics Thermodynamics Optics Electric Fields Magnetic Fields Electric Circuits Vibrations and Waves Make a Practice/Review Test Select topics for your test. The test will be a random selection of 6 questions from your chosen topics. Introductory Topics Misc. 2D Coordinate Systems 3D Coordinate Systems Significant Figures Unit Conversions Length Conversions Time Conversions Vectors Vectors: Addition Vectors: Component<->Phase/Magnitude Conversion Kinematics Velocity 1D Velocity Problems 2D Velocity Problems Relative Velocity 1D Relative Velocity Problems 2D Relative Velocity Problems Acceleration Acceleration: Constant, From Rest Acceleration: Constant, With Initial Velocity Acceleration: Constant, On an Inclined Plane Acceleration: General Circular Motion Circular Motion: Measurement in Radians Circular Motion: Angular Velocity Circular Motion: Angular Acceleration Circular Motion: Mixed Angular/Linear Parameters Circular Motion: Centripetal Acceleration Trajectories Vertical Launch Horizontal Launch Launch at Arbitrary Angle Mechanics Introduction to Forces Newton's First Law & Equilibrium Newton's Second Law Newton's Third Law Friction Work and Energy Kinetic Energy Gravitational Energy Work Conservation of Mechanical Energy Momentum 1D Perfect Elastic Collision 1D Perfect Inelastic Collision 2D Perfect Inelastic Collision Rotation Introduction to Torque Moment of Inertia Angular Velocity Dynamics Rotational Energy Angular Momentum Mixed Linear/Rotational Problems Thermodynamics Gas Expansion Ideal Gas Law Isobaric Expansion of a Gas Isothermal Expansion of a Gas Engines Engine Efficiency Optics Geometric Optics Reflection off a Plane Surface Snell's Law - Basic Critical Angle Electric Effects Intro Gauss' Law Magnetism Long Wires Force Between Parallel Wires Circuits Resistance Resistors Connected in Series Resistors Connected in Parallel Vibrations and Waves Intro Relation Between Speed, Frequency and Wavelength