Special Problems in Mechanics
2012-03-03来源:互联网
The “special problems” we will address in this chapter deal with four common mechanical systems: pulleys, inclined planes, springs, and pendulums. These systems pop up on many mechanics problems on SAT II Physics, and it will save you time and points if you familiarize yourself with their quirks. These systems obey the same mechanical rules as the rest of the world, and we will only introduce one principle (Hooke’s Law) that hasn’t been covered in the previous three chapters. However, there are a number of problem-solving techniques that are particular to these sorts of problems, and mastering them will help you get through these problems quickly and easily.
相关文章
- The Three-Step Approach to Problem Solving
- Inclined Planes
- SAT物理练习:Kinematics
- Key Formulas of Special Problems in Mechanics
- Problem Solving with Newton’s Laws
- Strategies for Taking SAT II Physics
- General Test-Taking Strategies
- Key Formulas of Kinematics
- SAT II Physics Test-Taking Strategies
- Kinematics with Graphs