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PHY 303L Homepage: (UT Physics department) Resources used in this course: Syllabus Lesson plan Lecture slides Overview of this course: Preview the lesson: learning modules (in Quest) Use of Clickers during the lecture Use of Quest homework system TA sessions 4 midterms and 1 final

Basic Principles of Mechanics Momentum principle: impulse Nonrelativistic: Energy Principle: For 1 massive particle: Gravity Path m by height h Let go at the initial point i Particle is accelerated with acceleration g You are ready to study M&I Vol. II: E&M so long as you have the basic knowledge of: (and their applications)

Review Vectors Vector in 3D: Vector in 2D: Displacement Vectors Intuitive Description: Starting at A, add D, it ends at B

Magnitude (3D) (2D) Unit Vector: Product of 2 Vectors: Scalar Product = Dot Product Vector Product = Cross Product

Scalar Product = Dot Product

Vector Product = Cross Product