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Introduction
/Purpose/
/Laws/
/Scientific Method/
Section One
Units S.I. units
Kinematics Displacement, velocity, acceleration
/Force/ Newton's 3 Laws of Motion
/Momentum/ Elastic and inelastic collisions
Friction and the Normal Force
/Work/ Force times distance
/Energy/ The potential to do Work
Section Two
/Gravity/ A universal force of attraction
/Circular Motion/
/Torque/
/Periodic Motion/ the motion that keeps in regular intervals on time.
/Waves/
/Wave overtones/
/Standing waves/
/Sound/
Section Three
/Fluids/
/Fields/
/Thermodynamics/
/Electricity/ Charge, current, electric fields
/Magnetism/ Magnetic dipoles, magnetic fields
/Electronics/ Resistance, voltage, capacitance, inductance (incomplete)
/Optics/ Light, lasers etc
/Theories of Electricity/ Theories behind Electricity
/Chaos theory/ theory of perturbation
Appendices
Commonly Used Physical Constants
Approximate Coefficients of Friction
/Greek alphabet/
/Logs/
/Vectors and scalars/
Symbols Used in This Book
Exercises
More topics
/Style Guide/
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