Momentum

This lesson will define and explain momentum by looking at an explosion lab example problem.The given information will assist in solving for the components that need to be found. This lesson will draw diagrams to give a step by step explanation of how to derive the correct equation and better explain the concept.

This lesson will show and explain how to describe the basic concept of a nuclear fission reaction and how and why it can lead to a nuclear reaction. Using different examples and diagrams to take a step by step look at the process of setting up equations to gain a better understanding of the concept.

This lesson will define and explain momentum by looking at a 1 Dimension elastic collision example question. The given information will assist in solving for the components that need to be found. This lesson will draw diagrams to give a step by step explanation of how to derive the correct equation and better explain the concept.

This lesson will look at Another example of uniform acceleration problem. This lesson will take a step by step look to better explain the concept.

This lesson will define and explain momentum by looking at an explosion and recoil speed problem. The given information will assist in solving for the components that need to be found. This lesson will draw diagrams to give a step by step explanation of how to derive the correct equation and better explain the concept.

Understanding Impulse

Uniform acceleration Problem 1 Physics Ch.3 covering the first equation from the derivative video

This lesson will show you how to predict the products from a gamma decay reaction. A gamma will be explained and the symbol will be shown in this video. A gamma decay reaction and the state and components involved will be shown through a diagram.

This lesson will look at multiple choice questions involving momentum with given information. This lesson will ask and explain how to solve with the given components. This lesson will draw diagrams to give a step by step explanation of why each possible answer is correct or incorrect.