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Mechanics & Work, Power and Energy

Friction – June 2004

Vectors – January 2003

Linear Motion – Jan 2005

Projectile Motion (horizontal) – June 2002

Projectile Motion (at an angle) – June 2002

Inertia vs. Momentum – January 2005

Momentum (inelastic collision) – June 2003

Forces on an Inclined Plane – August 2002

Centripetal Force – August 2002

Work Against Gravity – January 2005

Linear Motion, Laws of Motion & Friction – January 2004

Conservation of Energy, PE on a Spring – January 2004

Work and Conservation of Energy – June 2002

Electricity & Magnetism

Electrostatics – Jan 2005

Electrostatics – June 2003

Electricity – June 2003

Magnetism – June 2003

Waves & Optics

Light / Refraction – June 2002

Light / Refraction – August 2002

Waves/Modern physics – June 2004

Waves – June 2004

Waves (Doppler effect) – June 2004

Modern Physics

Modern Physics – June 2002

Modern Physics (standard model) – June 2004

Modern Physics (standard model) – Jan 2005