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The best way to study is to SCORE YOURSELF on questions you do from the purple review book pages 21-68. Answers to all the questions are here:


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You should skip the sections and questions on Heat and Temperature on pages 58-64 since they are not on the midterm. After doing lots of questions over the weekend, come in for extra help in any of the open extra help sections listed below with your review book and calculator and tell me on which problems you want help.

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[[file:Gravity Reg Core 2011.pptx]][[file:gravity terms.pdf]]
=== Online practice: Gravity MC More Gravity MC ===

CIRCLES:
Lessons []

Mult Choice on Circular Motion []

MOVIES

The start the 3 movies below, click onthem and then hit "Play lesson" to start movie:


 * [|Lesson 12 - Universal Law of Gravity]

Projectiles

First review these concepts:
[|Objects Propelled Horizontally] [|Object Propelled Horizontally 2] [|Projectile Fired][| at an Angle]

[|Projectile Problems] [|Projectile Fired at an Angle]

The try Regents review: **ONLINE PRACTICE Self-Grading Quizzes** Regents Projectile questions [|Motion of a Falling Object - MC] [|Motion in a Plane]  [|Motion in a Plane 2] [|Motion in a Plane 3] [|Horiz. & Vert, Velocity - Projectile]

Watch some Online Movies:
Motion in 2-Dimensions (AP level, but still helpful for Regents): h ttp://ia301514.us.archive.org/0/items/AP_Physics_B_Lesson_02/Container.html Lecture on breaking vectors into components: Part 1: [] Part 2: []

Other websites teaching PROJECTILES:
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/vectors/u3l2a.cfm