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PHYS 201 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I

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    Cerruti, IKE, Staff, A.Davis, B.Anderson, B.Harrop, M.Miller, MMiller, parmar, N.Cerruti, A.Abdel-Rahim, vaz

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  • 11 pages PHYSICS 201 Lab - Work and Energy

    PHYSICS 201 Lab - Work and Energy

  • 3 pages Lab 4 Report
    • Lab 4 Report
    • Washington State University
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2006
    • 1 Newton's Second Law We are observing the motion of a 500g cart when acted on by a rope attached to a weight hanging off a pulley. Using a computer, we will analyze the forces and acceleration of the cart. Exercise 1: Acceleration with a Varying F
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    Lab 4 Report

  • 3 pages Lab 7 Report
    • Lab 7 Report
    • Washington State University
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2006
    • Ballistic Pendulum Objective We are determining the launch speed of a steel ball as well as the initial velocity of the pendulum after the ball impacts to observe the conservation of energy and momentum. Exercise 1: Momentum of the Steel Ball before
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    Lab 7 Report

  • 4 pages Physics 201 Exam 2
    • Physics 201 Exam 2
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
    • It; Name: ID: 1. The engineer of a 640,000—kg—10comotive traveling at 100 km/h sees a log on the a railroad tracks ahead. The engineer immediately applies the brakes and the locomotive decelerates at 2.88 m/s2. (a) How much time does it take for the loc
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    Physics 201 Exam 2

  • 8 pages Physics 201 Work and Energy Lab
    • Physics 201 Work and Energy Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Work and Energy Lab

  • 8 pages Physics 201 Projectile Motion Lab
    • Physics 201 Projectile Motion Lab
    • Washington State University
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    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Projectile Motion Lab

  • 4 pages Physics 201 Exam 1
    • Physics 201 Exam 1
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
    • 7» / Name: ‘ ID: 1. The figure below shows two wires tied to a sphere which revolves in a horizontal circle at constant speed. The tension in the top wire is 26.4 N and the tension in the bottom wire is 15.2 N. What is the mass and the speed of the
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    Physics 201 Exam 1

  • 3 pages Lab 8 Report
    • Lab 8 Report
    • Washington State University
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2006
    • Work and Energy Objective We are experimenting with kinetic and potential energy and relating these to work. This is being accomplished using a cart rolling across a track that is either level or elevated. Exercise 1: Getting a Handle on Work To mea
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    Lab 8 Report

  • 5 pages midterm1_sample_sol.pdf
    • midterm1_sample_sol.pdf
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2013
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics 201 Sample Exam #1 Useful Information Kinematic Equations to M. II 1 Si + 'UiAt + §Q(At)2 15+ aAt vf = U? + 2GAS N ewton’s Second Law finet = Z : ma Weight w : mg Friction fs,ma55 = #5” fie = MW : Ju‘rn Dra
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    midterm1_sample_sol.pdf

  • 13 pages Physics 201 Newton's Third Law Lab
    • Physics 201 Newton's Third Law Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Newton's Third Law Lab

  • 8 pages Physics 201 Representations of Straight line Motion Lab
    • Physics 201 Representations of Straight line Motion Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
    • I’M) (revised May 21, 2012) Representations of Straight Line Motion in Words and Pictures (Tutorial) INTRODUCTION For the following cases you are given a simple description of the object’s motion in one form and asked to translate this motion into other c
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    Physics 201 Representations of Straight line Motion Lab

  • 12 pages Physics 201 Spring-Mass Oscillations Lab
    • Physics 201 Spring-Mass Oscillations Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Spring-Mass Oscillations Lab

  • 5 pages Physics 201 Free Fall Lab
    • Physics 201 Free Fall Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Free Fall Lab

  • 4 pages Physics 201 Exam 3
    • Physics 201 Exam 3
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
    • i 9 xx hat, 3 t‘ *2» LO w Name: ID: 1. The two blocks in the figure below are connected by a massless rope that passes over a pulley. The pulley has a diamter of 10 cm. Block A has a mass of 4.0 kg and block B has a mass of 2.0 kg. Block A is acceleratin
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    Physics 201 Exam 3

  • 5 pages midterm3_sample_sol.pdf
    • midterm3_sample_sol.pdf
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2013
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics 201 - Fall 2007 Exam #3 Useful Information Newton’s Second Law Energy a“ H 5‘ | 1 Translational Kinetic : Emu Gravitational Potential : Simple Harmonic Motion Hydrostatic Pressure Buoyant Force 2 Rotational
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    midterm3_sample_sol.pdf

  • 6 pages Physics 201 Buoyancy Lab
    • Physics 201 Buoyancy Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Buoyancy Lab

  • 7 pages Physics 201 Adding Forces With Force Table Lab
    • Physics 201 Adding Forces With Force Table Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Adding Forces With Force Table Lab

  • 5 pages midterm1_sol.pdf
    • midterm1_sol.pdf
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2013
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics 201 — Fall 2013 Exam #1 Useful Information Kinematic Equatiens C13 1, ii 1 Si + ’UiAt + 5:1(A7f)? sf 2 v2- + aAt U3 + 2aAs ('5‘. =—». l Newton’s Second Law Fnct : Z : THC—i a Weight 7.0:mg Frictien fixmaw =
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    midterm1_sol.pdf

  • 9 pages Physics 201 Friction Lab
    • Physics 201 Friction Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Friction Lab

  • 5 pages midterm2_sol.pdf
    • midterm2_sol.pdf
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2013
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics 201 — Fall 2013 Exam #2 Useful Information Newton’s Second Law Centripetal Acceleration 2 a? = y— : J?“ T Momentum p" = mi? Impulse if JT = Apm = f moat t1: Energy Kinetic : Emvg Gravitional Potential : mgy
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    midterm2_sol.pdf

  • 5 pages midterm3_sol.pdf
    • midterm3_sol.pdf
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2013
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics 201 — Fall 2013 Exam #3 Useful Information Newton’s Second Law Fuel: = Z 2 : THC—7: 2' = Za- = Id‘ 2' a = Fx F’ Energy . . . 1 2 . . . 1 2 Translatlonal Kinetic : ém'u Rotational Kinetic : éIw 1 Gravitatio
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    midterm3_sol.pdf

  • 7 pages Physics 201 Ballistic Pendulum Lab
    • Physics 201 Ballistic Pendulum Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Ballistic Pendulum Lab

  • 8 pages Physics 201 Rotational Dynamics Lab
    • Physics 201 Rotational Dynamics Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Rotational Dynamics Lab

  • 5 pages Physics 201 Simple Pendulum Lab
    • Physics 201 Simple Pendulum Lab
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Spring 2012
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    Physics 201 Simple Pendulum Lab

  • 1 pages Physics 201 Lab Quiz

    Physics 201 Lab Quiz

  • 4 pages Lab 6 Report
    • Lab 6 Report
    • Washington State University
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2006
    • Projectile Motion Objective We are determining the initial velocity of a launched ball by measuring how far it travels horizontally before impacting the floor. With this velocity, we will be able to predict the range of the projectile when it is fire
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    Lab 6 Report

  • 3 pages Lab 9 Report
    • Lab 9 Report
    • Washington State University
    • Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2006
    • Simple Pendulum Objective We are experimenting with a simple pendulum, swinging through a photo-gate. We would like to determine which properties of the pendulum affect its period. Exercise 1: What Makes the Pendulum Tick? There are basically three
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    Lab 9 Report

  • 6 pages lab 2 forces.docx
    • lab 2 forces.docx
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2013
    • Lab: Force Table Name: Cody Saunders WSU ID: 11473365 Lab Partner: Colleen Gibbons Date of Lab: 06/14/2016 TA: Islam Khan Class: Physics 201 Section: 01 1. Introduction Aristotle described a force as something that causes objects to have unnatural motion,
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  • 8 pages lab 4 newtons second.docx
    • lab 4 newtons second.docx
    • Washington State University
    • [P] Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
    • PHYS 201 - Fall 2013
    • Lab: Newtons Second Law Name: Cody Saunders WSU ID: 11473365 Lab Partner: Asma Date of Lab: 06/21/2016 TA: Islam Khan Class: Physics 201 Section: 01 1. Introduction Where Newtons First Law applies to forces that are balanced, Newtons Second Law is for whe
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  • 8 pages PHYSICS 201 Lab - Projectile Motion

    PHYSICS 201 Lab - Projectile Motion

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    | Would recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    I would recommend it because the teacher adapts pace and intensity of course based on how well students are doing on tests and homework.

    Course highlights:

    The highlights of this course was the homework because it gave students a good idea of possible questions on the midterms.

    Hours per week:

    6-8 hours

    Advice for students:

    Make sure to stay on top of your homework!

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