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1 Demos Cont’d EDU 412/413

2 Monkey and the Zoo Keeper

3 Monkey and the Zoo Keeper
Zero Gravity With Gravity, Aiming Above Aiming Directly, Fast Speed Aiming Directly, Slow Speed

4 Package Delivery

5 Collisions In all types of collisions, momentum is conserved.
Kinetic energy is conserved in collisions which are elastic, but is partially lost in collisions which are inelastic. K.E. = ½ mv2 Other types of energy: potential, elastic, thermal, electric, magnetic...

6 Roller Coasters Notice the potential horizon (where PE = 0) is set at ground level If it was set at the top, the situation would be identical, but with PE showing negative instead of positive

7 A Simple Pendulum

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