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Physics I Class 12

Physics I Class 12. Conservative Forces, Non-Conservative Forces, and Collisions. Conservation of Energy (Review). Conservative Forces Non-Conservative Forces. Is Mechanical Energy Always Conserved?. Example of Energy Lost to Friction (Non-Conservative Force).

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Physics I Class 12

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  1. Physics IClass 12 Conservative Forces, Non-Conservative Forces, and Collisions

  2. Conservation of Energy(Review)

  3. Conservative Forces Non-Conservative Forces

  4. Is Mechanical EnergyAlways Conserved?

  5. Example of Energy Lost to Friction (Non-Conservative Force)

  6. Example of Energy Lost to Friction (Non-Conservative Force)

  7. Elastic and Inelastic Collisions

  8. Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension

  9. Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension

  10. Elastic Collisions inOne Dimension - Example

  11. Class #12Take-Away Concepts

  12. Class #12Problems of the Day

  13. Answer to Problem 1 for Class #12

  14. Class #12Problems of the Day

  15. Answer to Problem 2 for Class #12

  16. Activity #12 Conservation of Energy II

  17. Class #12 Optional MaterialElastic Collisions in 2/3D

  18. Center of MomentumReference Frame

  19. Analyzing the Collision in theCenter of Momentum

  20. Transform Back to theLaboratory Frame of Reference

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